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I think Google just made job of some sales manager at AWS Rekognition way easier.
by aub3bhat 9y ago
I think Google just made job of some sales manager at AWS Rekognition way easier.
- velodrome 9y agoFrom the FAQ: Q: Why is Google Cloud Platform no longer supporting Cloud Prediction API? A: As we've expanded our Cloud Machine Learning services, many of the use-cases supported by Cloud Prediction API can be better served by Cloud Machine Learning Engine.
- aibottle 9y agoDoesn't matter. To general masses it just looks (and well you will have to change code) like they shut down another thing after short time people relied on. Bad move Google. Just stop offering it and keep in running in quiet for people who have it next time.
- powera 9y agoThe general masses neither know nor care about this API. "Business" folks will see they have a year to transition to an improved version of the product.
- edko 9y ago... and that they will need to allocate a budget to this migration project, and make sure it is delivered successfully. If they do not understand the benefits, "business" folks will just see it as an annoyance.
- cwyers 9y agoMan, there are some enterprises still running mission-critical stuff on Windows XP. The idea that a year to transition something is a long time window for enterprises is absurd.
- NetMonkey 9y agoBusiness folks: So instead of new features we have sold to customers we have to spend X weeks on this feature which was working perfectly fine?
- skybrian 9y agoSince nobody here has yet admitted to using this API, these business folks are rather hypothetical so far. (I expect some exist, but we haven't heard from them yet.)
- CobrastanJorji 9y agoYou may be confusing the Google Cloud Vision API with the Google Cloud Prediction API.
- aub3bhat 9y agoI know they are different, but Google needs to realize their approach to consumer products does not transfers well to cloud computing.