It's pretty much best of the bad choice when it comes to cloud providers. One of fun things we had with our MS experience was writing code that should work acc

It's pretty much best of the bad choice when it comes to cloud providers. One of fun things we had with our MS experience was writing code that should work according to docs, returned nonsensical errors (not documented, generic kind of error) from their API, only for that to magically start working next day... Even the basic stuff appears to be shoddy in places, for example I received notification about meeting that I was added to 5 days ago about 3h before the meeting.... when the meeting author edited the meeting to add next person. Also trying to find what made e-mail land into spam in cloud exchange is near-impossibility... and whitelisting them in global rules just doesn't fucking work for no good reason. It's utter mess.