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You're wrong. They don't care if you run Windows or Linux. They want you to run it on Azure.
by luisrudge 11y ago
You're wrong. They don't care if you run Windows or Linux. They want you to run it on Azure.
- x5n1 11y agoThe behemoth will take the market anyway it can. It has lost its control of it. Now it has to use any way possible to stay relevant. But fortunately this is a losing game.
- rbanffy 11y agoWith the tooling we have now, it makes no difference where the workload runs. As long as you avoid APIs that are not common (and you easily can), you can pretty much deploy your applications unchanged on AWS, GCE, Azure, Rackspace or your own metal, leaving them to compete on price. For Microsoft, it's a losing game. The only segment I imagine they can have a competitive offering is with Windows servers and Windows-based infrastructure (such as hosting your Exchange or Dynamics).
- atomi 11y agoYou have no idea. Unless Windows start shipping with a Linux kernel, Linux containers will always be slower on Windows.