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absconditus
on July 19, 2011
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Why doesn't every company buy developers the best ...
What exactly would be gained by using VMs, assuming that there were no performance problem?
tedunangst
on July 19, 2011
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The boss gets to put "lead the conversion to a virtualized environment" on his resume. True story.
Joeri
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Two reasons: - Easy migration between hardware configurations of a running system. - Snapshots to revert quicker after a failed upgrade / change. (Typically in addition to traditional backups.)
rch
on July 20, 2011
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My case was for a heterogeneous build environment, where separate environments needed to be maintained for different developer groups.
It would have been a good fit for VMs.. except for the performance.
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