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> Azure subscription and it's not a perfect UX; but man does it beat AWS I actually disagree with this pretty strongly. The Azure UI seems flashy for the sake
by jdc0589 9y ago
> Azure subscription and it's not a perfect UX; but man does it beat AWS
I actually disagree with this pretty strongly. The Azure UI seems flashy for the sake of being flashy. The AWS UI is much easier to navigate and use for me.
Azure's UI is more unified though. There are some random AWS services (e.g. sqs) that have a totally different UI theme going on.
Edit: the Azure UI is only more unified if you ignore the fact that there are two totally separate versions (classic + the new portal), and you end up having to hop between the two in some instances if you have some older infrastructure because feature parity is not perfect.
- cpobrien 9y agoI have to +1 this. Not only is it easier to navigate, AWS always manages to run pretty smoothly, while Azure's website makes my 2014 Macbook Pro slow to a crawl. It often takes up to a second for a CSS :hover effect to appear!
- mastazi 9y agoThe way I read parent's comment is: "Azure's UI is not as good as AWS, but the instance is better". I may be wrong but I think parent meant that you get more resources for the money.
- thanksgiving 9y agoBut does AWS have anything like bizspark that's open to everyone? If not, it is not a fair fight.
- jazoom 9y agoI read it similarly to you
- jdc0589 9y agolooks like you are right. I think I just misread the parent comment.