Kubernetes on Google, Azure and AWS Compared
> Azure is something I’ve avoided since using it for a few months last year. I was working as a Microsoft partner so it was unavoidable back then. Parts of it are alright but the user experience coming from an Amazon background is worlds apart.<p>Wat? IMO, the Azure portal is <i>amazing</i> to work with, especially compared to the old-fangled, inconsistent UI that AWS provides.<p>> Show them how some things on Azure need to be done in a clunky web UI<p>Years ago, this was true, but it hasn't been for a long time - the Azure web UI of today is fast, consistent and looks great.<p>> some things on Azure need to be done in a clunky web UI, other things need Powershell and other random stuff uses the CLI<p>I've been using Azure for years, and I'm not aware of anything that can only be done in the UI. I also don't believe there is anything that only works with Powershell, or only works with the CLI.<p>> how that effects the design of DevOps pipelines and automation in general. Yes, you can make it work, but why make life hard for yourself<p>Eh? Azure DevOps pipelines are great to work with, and there's a huge library of tasks available.<p>After reading this, it doesn't sound like the author has actually worked with Azure recently, so I'm really not sure why he bothered including it in this article.