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A lot of companies have code names for their products, the obvious reason being easy/fast day-to-day communication. IMO this loses its effectiveness when you ha
by jmcomets 11y ago
A lot of companies have code names for their products, the obvious reason being easy/fast day-to-day communication. IMO this loses its effectiveness when you have a large panel of products, and each one is provided by at least one other company.
TL;DR version: I use "Amazon's <service name>" instead of a code name.
- senderista 11y agoAWS's internal code names are never used for the public services.