>>Why should it be forbidden? Not everything that's dumb is disallowed.
Because it can cause problem if someone do this not intentionally.
Also if your system must work with many databases it is then not compatibile.
(e.g. not compatibile with MSSQL)
regards,
Karol Bieniaszewski
From: Ann
Hi,
For 6 months of fees of powerful Azure VM you can buy the whole server.
I don't know if they charge for IO rounds, like Amazon - there IO adds a
huge $$ to the bill.
If you want your database hosted and be reliable and safe - rent 2
servers with SSD in Hetzner and install asynchronous
Hej Kjell
I had a look at Azure some time ago, the showstopper for me was the SLA, in
order to get 99.95% uptime you had to use availability sets, as Azure would
reboot your virtual machine for platform maintenance, and leve the other(s) in
the availability sets online. For this to work,
Yes I was in the same boat. I wanted to deploy a WebAPI on Azure that connects
to FB. To run a VM all the time just for this was overkill in terms of cost.
So I just moved the app over to Azure SQL.
From: firebird-support@yahoogroups.com
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With Azure - AFAIKnew two VM are never guaranteed to be anywhere close to each
other. This was a total turn off for me, given that bandwidth for each server
is based on cost and very expensive, the two servers would often suffer from
one or both ends being thorttled back to almost nothing.
