> shitty ux Interesting that you say that about AWS when I would pin exactly the same complaints on Azure. Last time I tried it their console designers clearl

> shitty ux Interesting that you say that about AWS when I would pin exactly the same complaints on Azure. Last time I tried it their console designers clearly had a fetish for "blades" and horizontal scrolling, both of which can get in the bin. I was initially frustrated by the steps required to set up a VM in AWS, but that's because they always used secure defaults - meanwhile Microsoft just went for the "firewalls are for pussies" approach. When you graduate to automated deployments, AWS has multiple options to suit different tastes (Cfn or CDK), while Azure had ARM templates which are convoluted enough to make me stick to click-ops.