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No love for AWS huh? I've been impressed by how well their Lambdas work with NativeAOT (they make first-party effort to support it) for low cold-start latency.
by neonsunset 3y ago
No love for AWS huh? I've been impressed by how well their Lambdas work with NativeAOT (they make first-party effort to support it) for low cold-start latency. They have even sponsored further development of Dapper AOT recently.
It's crucial for other major players on the market to participate in .NET if we want to ensure its longevity.
- Jochim 3y agoAzure offers a lot of instrumentation/telemetry out of the box compared to AWS. The more time I spend with AWS the less I like it. Simple issues are left unfixed, implementations are half baked, tooling incomplete. e.g: Their configuration extensions package still doesn't support loading a single SSM parameter, despite someone going to the effort of submitting a PR nearly a year ago. There's zero support for YAML cloudformation templates in their VS extension. There's no package that allows you to send OpenTelemetry data directly to XRay, they expect you to run an entirely separate container. The whole platform feels like a jumble of half baked, and poorly exposed services that end up being outright painful to work with.