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It's not love, it's existing infrastructure. Do you rebuild your entire production environment every time a vendor has a billing hiccup?
by Javin007 10mo ago
It's not love, it's existing infrastructure. Do you rebuild your entire production environment every time a vendor has a billing hiccup?
- deepsun 10mo agoNo, our existing infrastructure has existed longer than Azure existed. Azure is pretty new in town, I doubt there was much infrastructure built on it. So I believe people really wanted to re-build their infra out from AWS or GCP into Azure in the first place. Basically my point is -- why rebuilding existing GCP/AWS infra into Azure in the first place? More so if it wasn't on any "cloud" at all before.
- Javin007 10mo ago> Basically my point is -- why rebuilding existing GCP/AWS infra into Azure in the first place? More so if it wasn't on any "cloud" at all before. I'm confused. That isn't my scenario at all.
- deepsun 10mo agoSorry, I mean there was a point at which someone decided "let's go Azure". And that point was when AWS/GCP were already well-established (and provided Windows VMs for a long time). So the only reason I see why they still wanted to go with Azure is the love for Microsoft.