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Don't really agree with this. Being able to configure a new instance quickly and easily is useful no matter how large you are. For that matter, so is being able
by markbnj 12y ago
Don't really agree with this. Being able to configure a new instance quickly and easily is useful no matter how large you are. For that matter, so is being able to spin up an isolated environment on a dev box as fast as you can start an editor.
- frostmatthew 12y ago> Being able to configure a new instance quickly and easily is useful no matter how large you are. The comment you're replying to didn't say it wasn't useful for the "average start-up with at most a couple of Rails apps" - it said it's less useful ("not nearly as much of a value-add") compared to a large enterprise. When your entire environment runs on half a dozen VMs you have much less to gain by faster/easier provisioning then when you're running tens of thousands.