Erlang, or Utility-computing vs. Appliance-computing(vertonghen.wordpress.com)
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Erlang, or Utility-computing vs. Appliance-computing
http://vertonghen.wordpress.com/2008/07/05/erlang-or-utility-computing-vs-appliance-computing/
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Yeah, there were some other weird linguistic nuggets. ("as sufficiently as possible"?)
If I had to guess, I'd say that his issue is that Google requires you to use a particular language, whereas Amazon doesn't? You're right, it's odd.
If I had to guess, I'd say that his issue is that Google requires you to use a particular language, whereas Amazon doesn't? You're right, it's odd.
I don't understand this statement given that 2/4 of the things he mentions in the Google stack are open source whereas none of the AWS ones are.