Usage of EU subsidiaries of US cloud providers deemed unlawful by German court

Re:Usage of EU subsidiaries of US cloud providers deemed unl... by emptysongglass on Monday August 08, 2022 @03:32PM (#32389960)

I mean I'm really enjoying Scaleway for all of the things I'd use AWS for: EKS, managed DBs, and cloud M1 Macs are all accounted for.

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Re:Usage of EU subsidiaries of US cloud providers deemed unl... by jtwaleson on Monday August 08, 2022 @03:44PM (#32390120)

But you realize that all tightly integrated high-level services like IAM, Kinesis, Lambda, DynamoDB, CloudWatch (just to name a few from AWS), make the cloud a joy to work with? AWS had VMs and Managed DBs in 2009(!).

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Re:Usage of EU subsidiaries of US cloud providers deemed unl... by emptysongglass on Monday August 08, 2022 @03:55PM (#32390251)

My personal experience with IAM is that it makes AWS awful to work with. I honestly wish it was replaced with an service far simpler in design. CloudWatch is similarly obtuse.

I think you have a point with Lambda though I don't use serverless much. How does Knative compare?

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Re:Usage of EU subsidiaries of US cloud providers deemed unl... by jtwaleson on Monday August 08, 2022 @04:10PM (#32390426)

I personally have no experience with Knative. In my view, you open up a different can of worms by dragging in k8s. Either do everything natively on your cloud provider or go all-in with k8s.

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