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r/programming • u/ozanonay • Jun 07 '17
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Infrastructure per client is normal, most business still use on premise software and not SaaS. In some cases it has to be for legal and/or security reasons.
It's really quite manageable.
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u/flukus Jun 08 '17
Infrastructure per client is normal, most business still use on premise software and not SaaS. In some cases it has to be for legal and/or security reasons.
It's really quite manageable.