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Do we consider Bitnami to fall under the cPanel close reason?
Bitnami stacks are off-topic for a very similar reason to why WAMP/XAMPP/etc stacks are off-topic - they encourage non-standard deployment methodologies, and actively discourage users from actually le …
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Where do questions regarding labs for enterprise equipment & software belong if not SF?
My reasons were thus:
It's a home environment.
Even if it is supported by VMware, the configuration you propose is not something that any sane sysadmin would ever implement. If you want to lab out s …
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On-topic automation/management tools vs off-topic product recommendations - where the border...
The close reason chosen lays it out quite well:
"Requests for product, service, or learning material recommendations
are off-topic because they attract low quality, opinionated and spam
answer …
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