> the sports entertainment company moved 12,000 virtual machines (VMs)
So, for each top golf location we have something like 120 VMs? That sounds suspiciously like exactly one per bay.
After a point it must be cheaper to bring in a AAA engineer and do this with 10-50x fewer machines. Poking VMs with the management stick doesn't fundamentally solve this IT scaling problem.
So, for each top golf location we have something like 120 VMs? That sounds suspiciously like exactly one per bay.
After a point it must be cheaper to bring in a AAA engineer and do this with 10-50x fewer machines. Poking VMs with the management stick doesn't fundamentally solve this IT scaling problem.