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How SUSE Is Replacing Red Hat as the Linux and Open Source Enterprise Standard-Bearer - FOSS Force
  • Azure has had nvme drives with hundreds of thousands of iops for a couple of years. That plus sharding should take care of any problems. I have personally taken care of a project with 2M tps and it wasn't even the biggest in my region, at the small-ish company I work for. Yes, re-architecting that is a pain but doable.

    Lift and shift may be out of the question tho.

  • How SUSE Is Replacing Red Hat as the Linux and Open Source Enterprise Standard-Bearer - FOSS Force
  • NoSQL are growing 50% YoY, have like 5% market share. They offer ACID, all enterprise security you expect, and cheap scaling. NewSQL are popping up left and right. Many Fortune companies have already canceled their Oracle contracts and are in the middle of moving away before support expires, or at least paying for 3rd party support. Moving all oracle install base. No saying it's easy, but if you piss the C suite enough, they will bite the bullet.

  • How SUSE Is Replacing Red Hat as the Linux and Open Source Enterprise Standard-Bearer - FOSS Force
  • Hard disagree. Cloud natives like aurora and spanner can kick ass, and Postgres, MongoDB and Yugabyte or Planetscale are eating a lot of business FAST. Most companies see Oracle as legacy. It won't go away any faster than mainframe has, but you are far from stuck with them.

  • A TL;DR of the Goldman-Sachs AI Criticism
  • It will be integrated in products. Imagine libre office with local text prediction / grammar assistant / translation.

    Sure the layman actually doesn't even know how to install libre office, but that's a different problem.