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Not true, they clearly do care about quality. It works because if you are already using a bunch of AWS services, and then you need something that they are prov
by megy 8y ago
Not true, they clearly do care about quality.
It works because if you are already using a bunch of AWS services, and then you need something that they are providing, you will give that a go first. If it doesn't provide enough, you will move to something else.
- justicezyx 8y agoDont you think your statement contradicts between the first sentence and the second?
- inferiorhuman 8y agoNope
- Spooky23 8y agoThey care about quality as long as it's "good enough". Many, many projects, will meet business or contract requirements with the lowest friction product. A great example is "IDS/IPS" or "Anti-malware". Unless specific metrics, requirements, or fine/fee structures exist, 9/10 times, people will check the box on the easiest to deploy.