Re:Google Plots Course to Overtake Cloud Rivals
by GordonS on Wednesday February 26, 2020 @08:22AM
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> it's perfectly fine to use one cloud provider and a different productivity suite
Yes, but this is just the same with Azure as it is with AWS.
> I don't see a lot of efficiencies between Azure, VSTS and O365
Efficiencies are certainly there for Microsoft at least, since all these services are hosted on Azure behind the scenes.
From the user side, yes, Azure, Azure DevOps, O365, Exchange etc each has its own admin portal/web app. But TBH I think this makes a lot of sense, and results in a better user experience, since each web app can be specialised, instead of having to fit everything into a single UI.
Azure DevOps has good integrations with Azure though, such as AAD for users and permissions, service connections, Azure-specific CI/CD tasks etc.
Yes, but this is just the same with Azure as it is with AWS.
> I don't see a lot of efficiencies between Azure, VSTS and O365
Efficiencies are certainly there for Microsoft at least, since all these services are hosted on Azure behind the scenes.
From the user side, yes, Azure, Azure DevOps, O365, Exchange etc each has its own admin portal/web app. But TBH I think this makes a lot of sense, and results in a better user experience, since each web app can be specialised, instead of having to fit everything into a single UI.
Azure DevOps has good integrations with Azure though, such as AAD for users and permissions, service connections, Azure-specific CI/CD tasks etc.
> AWS is still the best
Citation needed, and by what measure?