Yeah fair question. I love their GUI, the way projects are organized and RBAC is handled across them. Creating custom cpu/mem ratio machines. Little things li

Yeah fair question. I love their GUI, the way projects are organized and RBAC is handled across them. Creating custom cpu/mem ratio machines. Little things like VMs in a kubernetes cluster being viewable as VMs (they’re obscured in Azure I’ve learned). Pricing! Like, there are very few ways they’re not my favorite cloud provider. Which speaks to how unspeakably horrible their support is that at my current org I am not going with them. Because at the end of the day, a pretty good infrastructure product that you can get support for wins every time over an excellent one that when it breaks is catastrophic and nobody listens. I’m spending this week rebuilding all my Azure infra because I learned about 10 different ways they hide ridiculous price increases in what you build and my infra costs twice what I thought it would. But I literally can’t get ahold of someone at Google to help me become a customer. Meanwhile I’m not even paying for support at Azure yet and when I sent an email about the pricing I got a response from a human who checked up on my satisfaction, and then from her boss, who was checking on my satisfaction with the first email.