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This is certainly a troll post. I use all three cloud providers. GCP is the worst of all, just try their simple text to speech UI. It doesn’t work most of the t
by elankart 3y ago
This is certainly a troll post. I use all three cloud providers. GCP is the worst of all, just try their simple text to speech UI. It doesn’t work most of the times.
Don’t even get me started on a deployment story for GCP their deployment manager is deprecated and redirect you to use terraform.
I hate to swallow it but Azure was more usable and straightforward.
- Demmme 3y agoAnd.i don't? I have over 10 years of experience across all cloud providers and you just assume I'm a troll? That's not a way to have a discussion in good faith...
- dimgl 3y ago> Azure was more usable and straightforward. There is no world where Azure is more usable and straightforward. Just my two cents.
- VirusNewbie 3y agoAzure has had multiple global outages for many services. I believe you can look at overall stability and see it's not in the same league as GCP and AWS.
- predictabl3 3y agoLol can you use ed25519 keys with Azure yet? I doubt it. It was and will continue to be a joke because MS can't pay or promote people that care before they leave.
- bushbaba 3y agoAzure’s target customer group is non-tech enterprise. The type of group who generally buys solutions over builds them in house. Where needing ed25519 keys is not a common ask
- _ktx2 3y agoAzure is like if a raging tire fire had a baby with Windows UI
- Amasuriel 3y agoDo a lot of people really use the UI of any of the cloud services? Most people want managed infra, which means at least cli scripts if not terraform. Not arguing the Azure UI is amazing, but it’s low on my list of concerns personally for cloud services.
- wodenokoto 3y agoYes. Most of our infra is setup using the Azure portal. MS customer satisfaction engineers constantly recommend we set up things using the portal. AZ CLI is also terrible for interacting with Azure.
- bushbaba 3y agoUI for r&d, terraform for long term ops