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Our main out goings are software licenses to be honest. SQL has gone up to 240 per CPU now which racks up. Thanks for the advice though as I will certainly look
by chrislomax 14y ago
Our main out goings are software licenses to be honest. SQL has gone up to 240 per CPU now which racks up. Thanks for the advice though as I will certainly look around.
I do like the propspect of te cloud though and instant scaling which is why I was looking at cloud solutions anyway
- seunosewa 14y agoYou're comparing apples and Oranges. SQL Server costs the same amount on Amazon EC2 if you use it.
- chrislomax 14y agoWell we were thinking of using SQL Azure. It's £50 for a 20gb db. This gives you triple redundancy. To get this type of redundancy in a hosted platform would be at least 3 sql licenses and 3 machines to put them on and manage the failover layers I wasn't thinking of using SQL in aws, although it is slightly cheaper