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It’s game theory. AWS would do the same thing by pitting teams against each other internally. Often times, we would have multiple products doing the same exact thing but slightly differentiated. Of course AWS claims to not deprecate services but they would resource the successful service team and PIP everyone out of the unsuccessful team and bring it back to a skeleton crew. If you wonder why the AWS Product offerings are so F'd and inconsistent it's because of them using management techniques like this.



With how terrible AWS is to use this makes complete sense. I will stick with Azure when I can, which is usually.


I’ve never been able to stomach Azure (as much as I like Microsoft’s tools) because it lacks anything like AWS IAM. Without it having actual, pragmatic security let alone simple, cost effective audit documentation seems like so much more of a headache.


By this point and by that I've read, cloud computing preferences are as subjective as liking any other thing.

I've read here and in a lot of other places that AWS IAM is the worst part of AWS. But I don't know what to believe anymore.




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