In Russia, earned a registry of domestic software
The site of the registry of domestic software earned in mid-January, but the registry itself was empty. On January 29, the first entries appeared in the registry.
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Of particular interest is the inclusion in the registry database Red Database. The fact is that this is a product based on the open source Firebird project. But with blackjack and FSTEC certificate. At the same time, the developer’s website lists an impressive list of federal ministries as customers.
Most recently, Volgograd’s experience in justifying the purchase of foreign software was discussed on the Internet due to the lack of entries in the domestic software registry.
I wonder how things will now be with the procurement of MS SQL, because there is an analogue in the registry. Or we will see the results of R & D with the rationale for the uniqueness and the lack of alternative MS SQL. Either the strictness of the laws will be compensated for by the non-binding nature of their execution and government customers will limit themselves to an informational letter stating that “this software has been announced for acquisition due to the need to ensure compatibility with the software / equipment already in use by the customer, etc.”. Or, the adaptation of various application software for this DBMS will begin.
Given the wording of the law , we can also expect a surge in purchases of software and hardware systems, which may include the necessary software.
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Of particular interest is the inclusion in the registry database Red Database. The fact is that this is a product based on the open source Firebird project. But with blackjack and FSTEC certificate. At the same time, the developer’s website lists an impressive list of federal ministries as customers.
Most recently, Volgograd’s experience in justifying the purchase of foreign software was discussed on the Internet due to the lack of entries in the domestic software registry.
I wonder how things will now be with the procurement of MS SQL, because there is an analogue in the registry. Or we will see the results of R & D with the rationale for the uniqueness and the lack of alternative MS SQL. Either the strictness of the laws will be compensated for by the non-binding nature of their execution and government customers will limit themselves to an informational letter stating that “this software has been announced for acquisition due to the need to ensure compatibility with the software / equipment already in use by the customer, etc.”. Or, the adaptation of various application software for this DBMS will begin.
Given the wording of the law , we can also expect a surge in purchases of software and hardware systems, which may include the necessary software.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/371725/
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