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There is still plenty of Window Server using enterprises churning out .Net Framework code that must run on IIS. It's shrinking market for sure but it's still a
by stackskipton 1mo ago
There is still plenty of Window Server using enterprises churning out .Net Framework code that must run on IIS. It's shrinking market for sure but it's still a market.
If they are willing to spend money on Windows Server, 3k a year to make it not less painful is probably worth it. Remember, any company using Windows Server is not hiring skilled DevOps/SRE/Ops, it's probably average at best, low paid workers. It's the type of people who have probably never heard of HackerNews either so it makes advertising here an interesting choice.
- beanjuiceII 1mo agowe still use windows server and IIS, and I can assure you we're never spending 3k to make anything less painful. our middle name is pain. and we bill hourly for that
- 8cvor6j844qw_d6 1mo agoSame, the per instance price is a non-starter when talking to procurement. Not painful enough to justify additional tooling in any case.
- thrownaway561 1mo agoexactly what I'm saying, 3K per server is pretty damn steep.
- dt3ft 29d agoIts free and unlimited for corps under 1M ARR.