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What do you want out of the cloud provider? Do you want the value-add services (e.g., AWS Lambda, S3, etc)? Or do you just want Linux machines, virtual or oth
by Mister_Snuggles 9y ago
What do you want out of the cloud provider? Do you want the value-add services (e.g., AWS Lambda, S3, etc)? Or do you just want Linux machines, virtual or otherwise, that you can run your own stuff on?
It seems to me that you should start with your requirements, then figure out which provider best meets your needs.
- jasonkostempski 9y agoFalse. Black bear.
- malux85 9y agoWhat does that mean? And can you elaborate? (I agree with Mister_Snuggles but would like to hear reasoned counter arguments)
- delta1 9y agoHe's trying to be funny by quoting The Office https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsGnFExpup8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsGnFExpup8
- jasonkostempski 9y agoThe subtext of Mister_Snuggles response was "that's a ridiculous question", which, I also agree with. Instead of flagging silly posts, I like to turn them into reddit threads and spend a little of my hard earned karma.
- olavgg 9y agoThis is so true, in fact you may need to rely on several cloud providers. For example we do question classification with our own model, but rely on Googles Speech Api(norwegian language) for speech to text so we can classify the question and create an answer and then finally Amazon Polly for text to speech in our langauge(norwegian).