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Sorry, seems something wrong with the data in SES presentations. Let’s compare that document with the presentation we got las week (page 13). Here are both screenshots.
What is correct: “$10K per year” or “$10K per 4-node cluster”? Older SES-4 presentations says “$10K per 4-node cluster”. Was the SES licensing changed in last several weeks and which presentation is valid?
It sure does. Both presentations are completely different. I don’t know why and I don’t work for SUSE but I have provided this feedback to SUSE on the product page.