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AWS doesn't do everything for you and probably never will because people have different needs. What is dying is the more manual side of ops. Ops guys that aren
by justinhj 10y ago
AWS doesn't do everything for you and probably never will because people have different needs.
What is dying is the more manual side of ops. Ops guys that aren't comfortable writing a bit of code are in danger of falling behind.
- memracom 10y agoAnd that is why there is such a proliferation of AWS services. They are designed for customers who share a certain set of needs. If you do not fit into the target set of a service then you should not use that service at all. Deciding which services on AWS to use begins by understanding the needs of your business, and then looking for good fit within the set of AWS services. Also, AWS is no longer the only game in town. For some companies, Oracle Cloud better fits their ways of working. For others, Google has better services. Or Rackspace. AWS is no magic bullet, just a very useful toolkit that can help you a lot, IFF you understand it.