Re:Microsoft is Hiring Go engineers to work on Kubernetes
by nxc18 on Wednesday July 19, 2017 @10:52AM
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In my very limited experience Azure is much, much nicer than AWS from the admin experience. Its kind of embarrassing for Amazon how bad AWS is in that area. Google CE also has very nice UI.
I understand that Azure is competitive on price, and they do support all of the linuxy things you'd expect from AWS or GCE.
Unfortunately all that comes at the expense of reliability from what I've seen. :/
Re:Microsoft is Hiring Go engineers to work on Kubernetes
by brianwawok on Wednesday July 19, 2017 @11:05AM
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Ya right, so you are selling me a cloud service by the GUI. I don't use the GUI on any of my providers, so it doesn't really matter. (It might matter to the same subset of people that use remote desktop to "administer" their fleet of window servers)
Like I said, I cannot imaginable that many non .net shops would touch azure. It has neither the features of AWS, nor the magic of GCE.
Re:Microsoft is Hiring Go engineers to work on Kubernetes
by jen20 on Wednesday July 19, 2017 @11:06AM
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That's an unusual experience. The Azure API is _horrible_ throughout (the AWS one is more variable, but the common parts are fine). The Azure portal may be pretty, but that is at the expense of being actually usable or useful.
Re:Microsoft is Hiring Go engineers to work on Kubernetes
by apetresc on Wednesday July 19, 2017 @11:28AM
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Oh my god, no. The Azure Portal is absolutely the worst part of the Azure experience, by a long, long stretch. I don't know anyone who uses it regularly who likes it.
"Oh and these Kubernetes features only work on Azure Cloud(tm) running Windows Server(tm), or Microsoft Linux(tm)."
I don't know.. does anyone that isn't a .net shop use Azure? It seems if you are a .net shop, Azure is the best choice. If you are not a .net shop, why use Azure? If Microsoft is going to reach a compelling chunk of AWS and GCE linux developers, I don't think they are going have that easy of a time...