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100% echo this statement. I have dozens of customers who went to VDI in Azure as their immediate work from home solution. I can't think of a single one that w
by tw04 7y ago
100% echo this statement. I have dozens of customers who went to VDI in Azure as their immediate work from home solution. I can't think of a single one that went to AWS. The article makes a bunch of baseless claims to get to an unproven conclusion.
>It’s safe to say that AWS runs a much bigger, if not more critical, chunk of the digital world than Azure.
Based on?? If o365 goes down for any extended period of time, most of the fortune 100 can't do business.
> it generally lacks operational experience in running “always on” services and preparing for unanticipated traffic surges.
Ya... Microsoft lacks experience running always-on services... they'd only been managing hotmail for a decade before AWS was even in beta. They have no experience running always-on services AT ALL.
- mastry 7y agoI have seen the same. One of our clients stood up 25,000 Azure VMs (Win 10) in a single day. No problems so far.
- tw04 7y ago> No problems so far. Wait until they get the bill :) I will say, it's amazing how quickly they find budget for that back-burnered VDI project after the first month of billing.