←back to thread

Microsoft said it lost weeks of security logs for its customers' cloud products

(techcrunch.com)
285 points alephnerd | 1 comments | 20 Oct 24 21:42 UTC | HN request time: 0.361s | source
Show context
neya ◴[21 Oct 24 07:28 UTC] No.41901576[source]▶
If you use Azure in any realistic production environments, then it's on you. Even with $100k in free credits, they couldn't convince me to use it for more than a month. It is expensive, the interface is highly user unfriendly and most important of all, their products don't at all seem reliable for production workloads because of stuff like this. Sorry Microsoft, I think you can do much better.
replies(15): >>41901755 #>>41902286 #>>41902571 #>>41902679 #>>41902715 #>>41903167 #>>41903320 #>>41903580 #>>41903869 #>>41904371 #>>41904976 #>>41905535 #>>41905826 #>>41905858 #>>41907485 #
1. victor106 ◴[21 Oct 24 15:05 UTC] No.41904976[source]▶
Agree 100% with this.

One example is if you have multiple subscriptions and you want to select a particular subscription; the UI is so horrendous that even after using it everyday it’s so confusing. It’s such a simple thing that I am sure MSFT implemented it a million times but they just can’t do it in Azure.

It’s the worst of the three cloud providers.

The main reason they are second is because they have a sales org that sells well to naive cto’s.