> I will just say that Azure seems to want to do shit different for the sake of being different. That's Microsoft's MO in a nutshell in my experience, and I sa

> I will just say that Azure seems to want to do shit different for the sake of being different. That's Microsoft's MO in a nutshell in my experience, and I say this as a recent(~5yrs ago) convert to Linux who built a career on Windows endpoints, servers, ADDS, Exchange, SCCM, you name it. It's how they achieve lock-in to their ecosystem, and it's incredibly frustrating to see how they've just layered that method of operation over and over again, decade after decade, rather than fix anything.