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It’s interesting that Microsoft doesn’t have this type of attitude as well for Azure, as they’re famous for their extreme care around backwards compatibility fo
by stingraycharles 4y ago
It’s interesting that Microsoft doesn’t have this type of attitude as well for Azure, as they’re famous for their extreme care around backwards compatibility for Windows as well.
Perhaps it’s because Microsoft is still catching up with Azure, and as such prefers moving fast and occasionally breaking things?
- aoetalks 4y agoI work for Azure (different product) and we do care about breaking customer. We have to keep GA APIs around for years even as they’re being deprecated. The AzureRM module was deprecated over a year ago I think, and it will work until 2024. This really feels like a bug to me, and probably didn’t trip monitors due to 2 reasons: 1) Given that portal does the right thing (and probably ARM template samples), this was very small percentage of traffic. 2) the failures would look like client side errors, making it less likely to trip monitors. *PS my comment is not an official response (I don’t even remotely work on CosmosDB) but I’ll forward this internally