HyperV aggregated the hardware and reduced some cost. Containers reduced some cost by sharing OS. Are dependencies free or do they cost some amount? will the next tech be one that aggregates dependencies?
Dependencies tend to be libraries such as .net or runtimes, or things like Java that the application sits on top of. In the past applications were built with the dependencies built in (sometimes called static linked) but this causes another set of other problems I think dependencies are here to stay for a while as they are what make the application "portable" which is more important that the disk space they require.
HyperV aggregated the hardware and reduced some cost. Containers reduced some cost by sharing OS. Are dependencies free or do they cost some amount? will the next tech be one that aggregates dependencies?
Dependencies tend to be libraries such as .net or runtimes, or things like Java that the application sits on top of.
In the past applications were built with the dependencies built in (sometimes called static linked) but this causes another set of other problems
I think dependencies are here to stay for a while as they are what make the application "portable" which is more important that the disk space they require.
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