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The thing is, cloud is more than just ordinary IaaS these days. Although AWS obviously wants the "cloud" to still be seen primarily as an IaaS thing.
by baridbelmedar 6y ago
The thing is, cloud is more than just ordinary IaaS these days. Although AWS obviously wants the "cloud" to still be seen primarily as an IaaS thing.
- sidr 6y agoThis definition of cloud is meaningless though - anything that sends a packet via the internet can now be classified as "cloud". This is cearly a marketing ploy to appeal to less-than-savvy enterprise customers.
- baridbelmedar 6y agoI do not think anyone has said that Microsoft's way of defining what the cloud is is more accurate... What I am trying to say is that the criticism that you are "not allowed" to include PaaS and SaaS solutions to the cloud revenue doesn't seem correct either. I understand why someone like AWS would not want that to be the new way of counting. It is profitable to appear as the unthreatened champion of cloud (the default choice), but the fact is that Microsoft is closer in size than what many people may think.
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