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I don't see the same broad amount of services launched out of Azure as I do from AWS, and definitely not from GCP. I don't know if this is a strategic differen
by ctvo 6y ago
I don't see the same broad amount of services launched out of Azure as I do from AWS, and definitely not from GCP.
I don't know if this is a strategic difference or an execution / cultural difference (AWS ships products faster, but they're almost barely usable in v1)
- VectorLock 6y ago>AWS ships products faster, but they're almost barely usable in v1 Sounds like the widely accepted "minimum viable product" approach.
- FridgeSeal 6y agoThe difference is that AWS services become usable, whereas the Azure services stay broken.
- kthejoker2 6y agoHow are you judging the "broad amount of services" launched out of Azure? They release something on the order of 10-25 updates a week, their services feed runs nonstop. I claim no special knowledge of AWS, but Azure is full apace, certainly faster than even us global SIs can keep up with in terms of providing support and capabilities.