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I also don’t get the hate. My theory is that, because it is often self-hosted on-prem, some orgs under-provision the hosting and end up with a really sluggish i
by senkora 2y ago
I also don’t get the hate.
My theory is that, because it is often self-hosted on-prem, some orgs under-provision the hosting and end up with a really sluggish instance, but at the companies that I’ve worked at it has always been quick. Maybe someone here can confirm or refute that theory?
- arminiusreturns 2y agoTalk to people who have admin'd it instead of just users and you will understand very quickly there are a host of issues. Even with tons of hardware the software is just bloated and slow (tons of reports of "I threw a big system at it and payed for on-prem and it's still slow as cold molasses), the backend/api is atrocious, the tooling isn't foss (who customizes versioning?!), migration is another level of PITA, etc, etc, et al
- WorldMaker 2y agoI've had to use Jira Cloud, hosted by Atlassian themselves and presumably meant to be their hosting showcase, and it still chugs and is sluggish once "configured" for a large enough team or the whims of enough managers above that team. That Inner Platform Effect of Jira's weird scripting languages and SQL-like-but-not-exactly SQL filters provides a lot of room for management to slow everything down on every page forever.