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As Azure Ops person spearheading migration off AWS and another cloud, It's pretty funny. Some of it nitpicky, other is sharp edges I've cut myself on and some i
by stackskipton 2y ago
As Azure Ops person spearheading migration off AWS and another cloud, It's pretty funny. Some of it nitpicky, other is sharp edges I've cut myself on and some is Microsoft refuses to update required TF version because they are bending over backwards for compatibility reasons which is beyond frustrating.
However, all the comments about the Portal are baffling to me. AWS portal is just all over the place, I feel like people are expecting AWS awfulness and when portal wants to be consistent, it's breaking people brains.
Oh yea, Day 313 with Public IP to put into DNS. Alias record that you noob. :P
- optimalquiet 2y agoFor what it’s worth, I’m a student, and have had the benefit of seeing both the AWS and Azure web interfaces for the first time in the past couple of years. Azure was astoundingly more intuitive and less bizarre than AWS as someone with no experience working with the big clouds. Even doing classwork involving AWS was an exercise in frustration. I couldn’t actually believe the sort of button trails and on-hover menus I was told to use to access various functions. I don’t have the experience to evaluate the technical functionality, or whether AWS’s interface is better for experienced users, but I can definitely say it was far less approachable as a novice.
- gunsle 2y agoYeah I don’t get this thread at all, AWS is a usability nightmare, as are all Amazon products. Microsoft products aren’t great usability wise but they’re clearly better than Amazon imo. I have a feeling a lot of the commenters here last used Azure when it was still in beta and the dashboard was live tiles Win 10 style.