If you hadn’t noticed, I’ve stopped taking comments and trackbacks for a while. I figured if you’all like video poker, you know where to find it. I’ll try and put them back soon, because you and I lose the valuable feedback along with the valueless drivel. For example…<\/P>
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I’d mentioned in yesterday’s blog entry about scale out being a “last resort”. Today, someone from a consultancy\/solution design group at Microsoft said “but we don’t recommend scale-out only as a last resort any more.” The new database technology features along with advances in hardware make it accessible to all. <\/P>
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All? So there you have it. I’m used to thinking in terms of buying myself a 1gig or more personal music player to replace the 64meg one I bought last year. For the same price or less. But the commoditization of once high-end only software solution designs? Or approachable (to all) incremental design evolution towards the high-end without a major rewrite? Hmmm…<\/P>
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Good. I was having trouble figuring out how to max out the database system from the design meeting room, anyway.<\/P><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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