DavidU
06-27-2002, 07:18 PM
Here's a question that I have no idea to answer.
Most of you know me for my DNS services. Over time I've come to see the problems a lot of people have and for some people I know when they go down and all of their routing problems. (and I could get this info for any of my users if I really wanted stats)
There are solutions to almost all of the problems I see. Some are easy to implement and some are hard.
I've developed a few solutions of which some are completely done and some are just tested/toyed with. The problem is that the ones which are REALLY killer, I can't afford to release them. The bottom line is that I have some really awesome network tools to insure uptimes/data integrity/speed/security/etc but I just don't have the resources to release them or for some of the complicated ones, even test their scalability.
So the question is, what would you do:
1) Release them as ghetto_service which defeats the purpose of these services which are meant to be FAULT TOLERANT and a BENEFIT to any server which uses them.
2) Sell the code to someone else.
3) Just sit on it until I can afford to buy some more mailserver/dns servers/file servers.
It's quite frustrating.
-davidu
Most of you know me for my DNS services. Over time I've come to see the problems a lot of people have and for some people I know when they go down and all of their routing problems. (and I could get this info for any of my users if I really wanted stats)
There are solutions to almost all of the problems I see. Some are easy to implement and some are hard.
I've developed a few solutions of which some are completely done and some are just tested/toyed with. The problem is that the ones which are REALLY killer, I can't afford to release them. The bottom line is that I have some really awesome network tools to insure uptimes/data integrity/speed/security/etc but I just don't have the resources to release them or for some of the complicated ones, even test their scalability.
So the question is, what would you do:
1) Release them as ghetto_service which defeats the purpose of these services which are meant to be FAULT TOLERANT and a BENEFIT to any server which uses them.
2) Sell the code to someone else.
3) Just sit on it until I can afford to buy some more mailserver/dns servers/file servers.
It's quite frustrating.
-davidu
