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Having (or better, limiting yourself to) a single vendor is not standardization at all, in my opinion. I'm not talking about having a single vendor in a single
by chronid 12y ago
Having (or better, limiting yourself to) a single vendor is not standardization at all, in my opinion.
I'm not talking about having a single vendor in a single company at a certain point in time - that's good, doing differently is hard to manage (since usually the sysadmin team is really too small).
I'm talking about having all the sysadmin jobs in my area using Linux as a synonym for Red Hat Linux.
- mhurron 12y ago> Having a single vendor is not standardization at all It's the only standardization that you're going to get in enterprise Linux and it's no different than targeting Windows. > I'm talking about having all the sysadmin jobs in my area using Linux as a synonym for Red Hat Linux. And the problem with that is?
- chronid 12y agoI hope that's not the only standardization we will get, since I don't really like vendor lock-ins (talking about Windows...) and I think we need something better than that. Silly me? I know. And still I don't like it. Maybe I am still too young. :)