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Suppose
you’re a small start-up with 3 developers and you’re
just starting to write code. You have plans to significantly grow
your company and you decide to go with Subversion Hosting right
from the start. Once you pay the $50 setup fee, you will pay $65
per month (= $35 for up to 5 users + $30 for up to 100 Meg of data.)
A year passes, and your company is experiencing
some of the growth expected. You add 3 more developers to bring
your total number of
users to 6, but your repository remains under 100 Meg. Your monthly
fee is then $100 (= 2 * [$35 for up to 5 users] + $30 for up to 100
M of data.)
Soon after, you realize your productivity
is down because the team has gotten too big to track software bugs
by yelling over the wall.
You decide it’s time to enable Bugzilla Hosting, which costs
an additional $20 per month (= 2 * $10 for up to 5 users.) There
is no additional setup fee. Now your total monthly fee is $120 (=
$100 for Subversion Hosting + $20 for Bugzilla Hosting.)
With productivity so high, your developers
are very prolific and your repository grows to 150 Meg. The monthly
fee goes up by $30
due to the increased repository size, and your total amount is $130
per month.
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