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This smells like typical google. I naively signed up for GSuite for my domain earlier this year. After a week of ticket tennis with their support, they couldn’t

by m0xte 6y ago

This smells like typical google. I naively signed up for GSuite for my domain earlier this year. After a week of ticket tennis with their support, they couldn’t work out how to fix me hitting gmail and it instantly redirecting to the admin console. Also they require £30 payment (well $30 dollars with no other info on how to pay it in any other currency) to allow your org to create YouTube accounts now for some reason otherwise it throws an error. This is a policy decision. Whole thing feels like an incoherent poorly designed mess. I use O365 now which actually works properly so fuck ‘em.

felbane 6y ago
>Whole thing feels like an incoherent poorly designed mess. You can say this about the majority of Google products. They gain momentum because Google, but under the hood they're crap. One of the best decisions I made was dropping Google and self-hosting my public-facing services. In this day and age, it's much easier to set up reliable, available services without needing an in-house data center. IMO, it's worth the small extra hosting cost to be the master of your own domain (heh).