> cloud is innovative but useless and has the most confusing UI of the three major cloud vendors I beg to disagree: I find AWS's UI the most confusing--I am sh

> cloud is innovative but useless and has the most confusing UI of the three major cloud vendors I beg to disagree: I find AWS's UI the most confusing--I am showered with services I don't use & don't know what they do (Beanstalk? I have no idea what that is). I find that if I stick with VPC and EC2 I'm safe, but even then they throw some curve balls at you: for example, VPC is all about networking & IP addresses unless you're talking about Elastic IPs, in which case you need to go to EC2. Azure's interface is okay, but the sliding menus-thing throws me off. Google's is the cleanest UI IMHO. Not too many services, intelligently grouped. Although I've used AWS the longest & am used to its idiosyncrasies, I'm under no illusion that its UI well laid out.