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| Subject: | RE: GISList: Publishing Grids on the web |
| Date: |
06/24/2003 05:55:01 PM |
| From: |
Dimitri Rotow |
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> Pricing is solely based on the number of parallel server
> processes you deploy,
> i.e., the number of users that can be answered at any instant in time: the
> per-process licence is competitively low. Note that many clients
> can log in at
> the same time sharing the login name. Pricing is not based on data volume,
> traffic, functionality, etc. And yes, it is for unlimited,
> perpetual use. I am
> not a friend of leasing software, because this only serves to tie
> a customer to
> a vendor for unlimited, perpetual payments given the costs of change.
>
So, suppose someone (say, a city government) wants to put up a website that
includes your mapserver on typical PC-based server. What would that cost
them? In many such situations a city has no idea if they are going to get
500 hits a day or 50000. What would typical pricing be?
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> Same here, with a beer (dinner time in Munich... :-)
> -Peter
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Fabulous place, Munich... I lived for a couple of years in Solln and then
across the Isar in Grunwald (sorry, no umlaut on this keyboard...). :-)
You are a lucky man!
Cheers,
Dimitri
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