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Submitted byAnonymouson06-29-201602:10 AM
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Fusion personal server
in many companies the cloud is not allowed for reasons of company policy this limits very Fusion 360, as everyone knows well
is possible create a server software license with hardware specifications dictated by Autodesk I can install the Fusion server in my company with a number of defined licenses and create my own personal cloud.
Every time it's come up, AD has insisted that the cloud is core to the product and they've been someplace between «we don't care» and actually telling people not to use the product if that doesn't fit their needs.
It's maddening because unlike OnShape, F360 is a local application with cloudy features.
Keep lobbying though - maybe they'll see the light ?
My guess is that leaving AWS would be very hard but there is at least Virtual Private Cloud within AWS (though I can't imagine that'd satisfy internal storage requirements any more than what they're doing now)
Got that but a local option would be a simple / obvious step toward what you want.
Running their infrastructure on a virtual private cloud would be challenging but much easier than running on commodity hardware and they've consistently pooh poohed both of those
Patience is good and persistence carved the Grand Canyon so I encourage both.. but be aware that you may have to wait until the sun becomes a red giant 🙂
there is a lot of back ground stuff going on that works in the cloud, to have it local net there is a lot of function you would lose.
if they allowed local cloud they would need to provide the function that are in the cloud, and they would have to do it so people with Apple and windows computers could do it, but then they would have to do by the type of local cloud system being used.
it would be another big project for them what they would have to set up a team for and tipple the prices of fusion to pay for it.
Thank you for your idea, this is getting changed to archived due to the nature of the request. Here is a link from a thread on offline, please read the response from schneik. Although your request is slightly different our response is the same for intention behind Fusion 360.
