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I can create a fully functional website in 1 minute using Azure Web Apps, but it will take me 2 days to configure millions of options for AWS Beanstalk... So de
by iowej23oij 4y ago
I can create a fully functional website in 1 minute using Azure Web Apps, but it will take me 2 days to configure millions of options for AWS Beanstalk... So definitely Azure is better, because AWS is extremely overengineered and needs a lot of administration overhead.
- master_crab 4y agoThe fact that you are considering Beanstalk leads me to believe you have some timely gaps in your AWS knowledge.
- iowej23oij 4y agoWith many hundreds of services every single person has gaps in AWS knowledge.
- 202206241203 4y agoStrange names also help hiding the semi-duplicate products.
- bratbag 4y agoI can get a website up in around a minute with aws amplify.
- surfer7837 4y agoNo-one uses Elastic Beanstalk -- use ECS instead. With ECS Copilot you can do it in 1/2 commands.
- tracker1 4y agoI thought Beanstalk was decent for Docker before they had EKS and (whatever the new thing is called) though.
- la64710 4y agoAWS Amplify
- tracker1 4y agoKind of agree on that, but I almost feel the opposite with AWS Lambda vs Azure Functions... The advantage of functions, is of course direct access options over http.
- kup0 4y agoIt is amusing that the replies/suggestions to your post recommend multiple different AWS solutions instead of Beanstalk. Definitely confirms the problem of AWS having a confusing amount of overlapping products