I worked at a place that when the company did really well you get a bonus of two weeks paycheck. It some times could happen twice a year and nobody had to ask for it you will receive the news through a “thank you” email.
Looks like you have some knowledge hole. Let’s start with MSSQL you can use AD groups and those are the one and only thing that database setups are concerned with. On the AD side users get added/removed all the time. I have personally managed this kind of system with nearly “0” overhead on the DB side. Group assignment is the maintained by team managers decentralizing the whole thing.
For non Kerberos Linux systems using LDAP to synchronize group membership is the only extra automation needed.
It is possible and fairly easy to manage a very large number of accounts IF done properly.
I have strong evidence of the opposite. I worked in a hedge fund (unnamed for privacy) they paid top $ for IT admins, which by the way were very capable.
An incursion into AWS taught them a hard lesson - the were nearly 4-5 more efficient than AWS at similar hosting capacity. Moving to GPC was their only option to maintain elasticity at relatively “acceptable” prices.
That can be easily refuted by saying “do you really think that all big bank executives didn’t know what was going on and decided to ride the money wave”?
And a lot of people are forced to a plea after being overcharged and put through a very long crippling (financially and mentally) process while for the DA/cops is just another day to go to work
I believe you are missing the problems that such environment creates.
Back-stabbing, and simply not well thought out events will start to take place.
This is not about the "good" things 360 has in favor, it's about the bad ones that such environment can unleash!
By the way you don't need notify to hook into the Replication stream. It is possible to get access to the changes directly from the jdbc driver for example. Logical Replication is a big deal!
Women rule in divorce court. Legal representation quality is a fallacy. You are at the mercy of a judge, regardless how good you think your lawyer is. Been there!
I hate to break it up to you but when someone has the advantage of getting money for free ( alimony ) and normally terms of divorce are conflictive you will receive a wake up call from that very ambitious woman
I could'n agree more. Be _very_ careful with this illusion. Multi-master replication implementation like this makes sense for very few use cases and even then the development team better know what the hell are they doing or a lot of unwanted/unaccounted things will show up in production
Disclaimer: I'm Cuban. I lived there!
The 'better health care' fallacy died in 1990 after the Soviet collapsed!
Have you ever seen the hospitals 'normal people' go?
It is depressing not only because of resources but total lack of incentive for all workers ( nurses and doctors alike)
Same goes for their education system. It was second to none until the collapse. Now? ..OMG!!!
Please never ever think that the castro's did anything other than whatever it takes to stay in power. Their own people can rot in hell, they couldn't care less.
It was very motivating