Azure is famous for two things - being extremely slow (including hitting timeouts on connected software), and since a year or so ago for having trivial yet high

Azure is famous for two things - being extremely slow (including hitting timeouts on connected software), and since a year or so ago for having trivial yet highly critical security vulnerabilities that escape the tenant barrier. Regarding the speed, urban legend has it Azure is basically a giant mess of Powershell duct tape. Also it's not great redundancy-wise, most regions are not composed of multiple Availability Zones, and their control plane had a reliance on a single DC(which, like their security failures, shows that redundancy and security simply aren't priorities there).