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From my experience, Google works but service are badly finished at the edge. It is lien them being constantly in Beta, having users as beta testers. But works w
by greatgib 2y ago
From my experience, Google works but service are badly finished at the edge. It is lien them being constantly in Beta, having users as beta testers. But works well enough for the most common cases.
Azure is the worst. No one in his sane mind would have a reason to go there. Seriously. Things does not work regularly without a good reason. Randomly. Even their own administration portal randomly crash, randomly fail to apply changes, consume a lot of memory in your browser. Have stupid rough edge everywhere. Like it is cloud but still you can't "migrate" a webapp install to another plan or region. Just impossible. You have to manually copy it. And by manually I mean that it is not even good at exporting a complete config like yaml or json to reload it somewhere else.
Azure as so much business just because they give free credits or pay consulting for customers to switch, and also have managed to have big corporation to sign contracts with them. The one that use office 365.
And when you are a dev or manager in such a big corp, it is easy to request a subscription with the corp account that requesting the company to contract with AWS.
So you go with the flow to get the job done.
AWS is the nice in between between the 2. They have services that are rarely upgraded with better features but have a lot of services that just work correctly mostly. And administrating your account through the interface or code logic is basically guaranteed to work.
- nunez 2y agoAzure works well enough when Microsoft's footing the bill!