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By the time if reaches Bloomberg news, it's dinosaur time. Check out CloudKit, or Digital Ocean. AWS is really showing it's age. It's now just a Chinese List o
by brooklyndude 11y ago
By the time if reaches Bloomberg news, it's dinosaur time.
Check out CloudKit, or Digital Ocean. AWS is really showing it's age. It's now just a Chinese List of confusing services, with just horrible documentation. (IMHO).
It's Monday at AWS, lets see:
OK, today lets add: Cloud Replications Across Distributed Mobile Latency Image Systems Plugin Transient Architectures!
Great, throw up a link!
I'm sure that's what they are doing. Their services seem very similar to the Bullshit generator. Kind of spooky :-)
Damn, I just lost my: Amazon Elastic Transcoder! Holy shit, now what? OMG :-)
Just killed my AWS account, and this is what they sent:
This e-mail confirms that you have cancelled your access to AWS Unified Registration. Your access to following services is canceled:
Amazon Simple Storage Service
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud
Amazon Simple Queue Service
Amazon SimpleDB
Amazon CloudFront
Amazon RDS Service
Amazon Elastic MapReduce
AWS Import/Export
Amazon Virtual Private Cloud
Amazon CloudWatch
Amazon Simple Notification Service
Amazon Simple Email Service
AWS CloudFormation
Amazon Route 53
AWS Elastic Beanstalk
AWS Direct Connect
AWS Storage Gateway
Amazon ElastiCache
Amazon CloudSearch
Amazon Simple Workflow Service
Amazon DynamoDB
Amazon Glacier
Amazon Elastic Transcoder
AWS Data Pipeline
Amazon Redshift
AWS OpsWorks
AWS CloudHSM
URPProduct
Amazon WorkSpaces
Amazon AppStream
Amazon Kinesis
Amazon Zocalo
AmazonCloudWatch
Amazon Cognito
Amazon Mobile Analytics
AWS Directory Service
AWS Key Management Service
AWS Config
AWS Lambda
Amazon EC2 Container Service
AWS CodeDeploy
Amazon Machine Learning
Amazon WorkDocs
- ceejayoz 11y agoTheir having a wide variety of closely integrated managed services is precisely what made them so successful, IMO. Want static file store on Digital Ocean? You'll probably wind up using S3. Want a load balancer? Have to build one yourself with HAProxy (and deal with failover somehow). Want a managed database, queueing service, etc.? Nope.