VMware announces its intent to acquire SaltStack
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VMware announces its intent to acquire SaltStack
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Re: VMware announces its intent to acquire SaltStack
#2Also, who is going to buy Puppet?
Re: VMware announces its intent to acquire SaltStack
#3What is VMware getting from this acquisition? Also, who is going to buy Puppet?
Re: VMware announces its intent to acquire SaltStack
#4What is VMware getting from this acquisition? Also, who is going to buy Puppet?
Don’t forget ansible
Chef was sold for scrap earlier this month. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24407323
Puppet took $40M in debt in July. I don't think they are sellable because they had a high valuation and now a ton of debt, while the product is on a strong downward trend replaced by ansible/terraform. My guess is they get enough revenues from a few large customers to sustain a small-medium company.
Re: VMware announces its intent to acquire SaltStack
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Don’t forget ansible
Ansible was sold to RedHat few years ago. Chef was sold for scrap earlier this month. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24407323 Puppet took $40M in debt in July. I don't think they are sellable because they had a high valuation and now a ton of debt, while the product is on a strong downward trend replaced by ansible/terraform. My guess is they get enough revenues from a few large customers to sustain a small-med…
Re: VMware announces its intent to acquire SaltStack
#6Re: VMware announces its intent to acquire SaltStack
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
Don’t forget ansible
Ansible was sold to RedHat few years ago. Chef was sold for scrap earlier this month. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24407323 Puppet took $40M in debt in July. I don't think they are sellable because they had a high valuation and now a ton of debt, while the product is on a strong downward trend replaced by ansible/terraform. My guess is they get enough revenues from a few large customers to sustain a small-med…
And RedHat is now owned by IBM