Announcing Azure Command-Line Interface 2.0 Preview
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Announcing Azure Command-Line Interface 2.0 Preview
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#2One feature I'm loving in the new Azure CLI is a new command (`az ad sp create-for-rbac`) that will create a new Service Principal and grant it a RBAC Role assignment in a single shot. It should make the first step of setting up CI/CD scenarios a bit easier.
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#3Personally I don't have any experience with working with neither of AWS,Azure,GCP,etc.
But I am so curious to know how people who have worked with them find them? Which one is better ? What is advantage of each one?
I couldn't find any useful information in web either.
Update: I am familiar with basic stuff. But I am so curious about heavy load, for example why Spotify chose gcp or etc. Was there technical reason or it was preference.
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#4Did they explain why they switched?
Not that I'm complaining. Love Python, dislike JS being everywhere.
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#5One advantage of using a dynamic language like Python is that you don't necessarily have to update the client code to be able to use new functions. You can just generate the necessary code during runtime after loading the specification from a web API. I believe this is what google does with their gcloud tools (and that's probably also the reason why it sometimes feels slow to react).
Yes, you can probably do this using Node as well, but Python comes installed on a lot of Unix based systems nowadays, as far as I can tell Node does not.
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#6Personally I don't have any experience with working with neither of AWS,Azure,GCP,etc. But I am so curious to know how people who have worked with them find them? Which one is better ? What is advantage of each one? I couldn't find any useful information in web either. Update: I am familiar with basic stuff. But I am so curious about heavy load, for example why Spotify chose gcp or etc. Was there technical reason or…
All of these platforms offer a free trial and a lot of products have free tiers. I'd check them out and decide for yourself.
(I work for Google Cloud and am happy to answer questions about GCP)
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#7Personally I don't have any experience with working with neither of AWS,Azure,GCP,etc. But I am so curious to know how people who have worked with them find them? Which one is better ? What is advantage of each one? I couldn't find any useful information in web either. Update: I am familiar with basic stuff. But I am so curious about heavy load, for example why Spotify chose gcp or etc. Was there technical reason or…
All of these platforms offer a free trial and a lot of products have free tiers. I'd check them out and decide for yourself. (I work for Google Cloud and am happy to answer questions about GCP)
Thank you , but what I meant was in heavy work load. I know the basic ideas. But I am curious in heavy work load which one is preferred for what. AFAIK Spotify went with GCP, many big companies went with azure, most startups chose AWS.
What was the reason behind these, personal preference? Or technical superiority?
The reason for my curiosity is Microsoft and Oracle kind of sees Cloud Computing as life and death situation.
Re: Announcing Azure Command-Line Interface 2.0 Preview
#8Personally I don't have any experience with working with neither of AWS,Azure,GCP,etc. But I am so curious to know how people who have worked with them find them? Which one is better ? What is advantage of each one? I couldn't find any useful information in web either. Update: I am familiar with basic stuff. But I am so curious about heavy load, for example why Spotify chose gcp or etc. Was there technical reason or…
All of these platforms offer a free trial and a lot of products have free tiers. I'd check them out and decide for yourself. (I work for Google Cloud and am happy to answer questions about GCP)
Completely agree with this. Since each one is a massive group of product offerings, it is really difficult to evaluate each on the whole. Your experience is directly tied to your use case.
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#9Surprised this is getting so much attention here. They re-wrote their CLI in another language. What's the big deal...
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#10Official announcement in the Azure blog: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/announcing-azure-cli-...