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not really, everything i've used so far is pretty interoperable with whatever. The exception I guess would be their metaservices that do logging and auditing o
by airza 11y ago
not really, everything i've used so far is pretty interoperable with whatever. The exception I guess would be their metaservices that do logging and auditing of AWS services, but the SDK is pretty developed to let you shove, say, S3 into whatever you want.
I'm open to be corrected on this but I don't think it's good to confuse "our different offerings have lots of interoperable synergy" with "it's fucking impossible to migrate off this"
- adamc 11y agoPersonally, I don't think lock-in means "it's fucking impossible to migrate off this". It just means it will be sufficiently painful that it is a strong deterrent. A service can be great and still come with a lot of lock-in; it's just another trade-off to consider.
- rsync 11y ago"but the SDK is pretty developed to let you shove, say, S3 into whatever you want." I can attest to this: ssh user@rsync.net s3cmd get s3://rsync/mscdex.exe Works as you'd expect it to.