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Well, UX means user experience. If some little features give you a better experience to me, a user, isn't that a better UX? They both have regions. One makes
by maktouch 7y ago
Well, UX means user experience. If some little features give you a better experience to me, a user, isn't that a better UX?
They both have regions. One makes it easier to see at a glance.
They both have the concept of reserved IP, one doesn't need to be set first.
They both install ssh keys for you. One does it per user, the other per instance.
One sets up cross region VPC for you. The other one makes you suffer and do it yourself.
- whoisjuan 7y agoYeah, you're right. That's definitely a better UX. But since OP was talking about GCP UI as a potential value differentiator, I was also focusing on that. Certainly something like an easy VPC setup improves the overall experience within the platform. But I was referring to things like their documentation, the way they organize resources inside the Web Console and the confusing paths to different functionality within their UI.
- redredrobot 7y agoMaking it hard to cross regions is deliberate - I would guess it's a learning from s3 being designed as a global service. And I think if you compared global outages across cloud providers, you would see that strong region isolation has substantial benefits.