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Re: Subversion and Very,Very Large Repositories

From: Roger Ashby <roger.ashby_at_gmail.com>
Date: 2006-03-01 12:55:45 CET

On 3/1/06, Leon Zandman <lzandman@lode.nl> wrote:
> Define "limited budget".

Effectively zero.

> For a couple of thousand dollars you can use
> Alienbrain (http://www.alienbrain.com), which apparently is better
> suited for large binary files (e.g. image files) than SVN. But maybe
> that's too expensive? And I don't know what that product handles very,
> very large repositories.

Thanks I'll take a look at it, however we have few large binary files
in the repository there are simply a LOT of binary image files. Also
I'm not sure if we need a full fledged DAM solution, I floated that
idea earlier in my search process and the bosses weren't very keen on
retraining the image processing staff on a new way of interfacing (The
whole directory structure of the repository is currently simply shared
to the network using Samba) with the images. I need(ed) a solution
that would be transparent to users, but still protect the data from
their mistakes.
Received on Wed Mar 1 12:58:42 2006

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