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Re:AWS CloudShell by hpoe on Tuesday December 15, 2020 @01:23PM (#25433184)
I've generally seen that AWS produces new services quickly but features is a little bit different.

From my understanding each service team within AWS is run pretty much as it's own little startup which sometimes make features across services, i.e. tagging, be inconsistent. It also leads to why the UI seems to be so fractured.

Re:AWS CloudShell by psahgal on Tuesday December 15, 2020 @05:19PM (#25435995)
One of the first things I noticed when trying out GCP after working on AWS for a few months was how clean and consistent the user interface was. Your comment definitely explains the poor UX on the AWS console!
Re:AWS CloudShell by lstroud on Tuesday December 15, 2020 @09:01PM (#25438124)
AWS has always made the expert “UI” first priority by providing APIs and tooling. The on boarding experience for those who hadn’t transitioned to devops yet seem to be a much lower priority for AWS. I find the opposite to be true for Azure and GCE.
Re:AWS CloudShell by amscanne on Tuesday December 15, 2020 @10:27PM (#25438707)
This is a confusing sentiment to me. GCP APIs also come first. I don’t even think the UI is possible without them. Can you name a product where this is not the case?