yes. I've done Aws, Azure, Google. My basic impression, as a software engineer/site reliability engineer, is that Google >> AWS >> Azure. This relates to sop

yes. I've done Aws, Azure, Google. My basic impression, as a software engineer/site reliability engineer, is that Google >> AWS >> Azure. This relates to sophistication of offering and design of cloud. The dominant questions look like this: - what is the familiarity to the infra people - can we implement appropriate governance concerns - how tightly bound is your important code with the specific cloud? I have generally focused on Kubernetes in the last 5 years, to allow the service layer to be relatively portable. This is very useful in the switching/migrating question. My general thought process is not to use cloud services unless its very obvious (ec2, s3, etc); prefer to have k8s services provide that capability and use the cloud provider as portable COTS.