Re:Noms – A versioned, forkable, syncable database
by chubot on Saturday October 15, 2016 @09:05PM
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Which ones are you thinking of?
The nice thing about git is that it doesn't really require much of the server. I run my own "git hosting" with linode, apt-get, and ssh.
Most of the solutions for immutable big data don't have that level of convenience, as far as I know. Anything which requires a lot of sysadmin and ops work will eventually become a commercial cloud service... git on the other hand is useful by itself, and good companies can obviously be built on top of it as well.
The nice thing about git is that it doesn't really require much of the server. I run my own "git hosting" with linode, apt-get, and ssh.
Most of the solutions for immutable big data don't have that level of convenience, as far as I know. Anything which requires a lot of sysadmin and ops work will eventually become a commercial cloud service... git on the other hand is useful by itself, and good companies can obviously be built on top of it as well.