I want to take this quiz, but why do I have to click three times to get to the next question instead of one?
Perhaps it's to match the class-leading usability of the AWS web console.
AWS Icon Quiz
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#62I want to take this quiz, but why do I have to click three times to get to the next question instead of one?
It’s to mirror the AWS user experience.
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#63If you pass this, a team of medical professionals will be sent to your home to peacefully euthanize you, as it is the only ethical choice to end your suffering.
I sense a business opportunity: Euthanasia as a Service. EaaS. With an API.
The real question is: can I configure it with a CloudFormation stack?
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#64Oh hell I have spent the last decade working with AWS and I still have no idea what any of the icons are. They are all complete shit. Literally the worst. To be fair I can't remember half the product names other than the core ones either. Elastic Banana or whatever. Maybe Dynamo Donkey. I just don't know any more. Edit: I'm also an AWS Architect Professional or whatever it's called now. Shows how a monkey can pass th…
To be fair, the pareto principle applies....80% of services are only relevant 20% of the time. If that.
Worth noting that also from experience that applies to the amount of effort they put into services. Most of the non-core ancillary services are buggy garbage. I'm wondering if we're going to cause an integer overflow on the support ticket system the way we're going.
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#65This is making me feel like I should turn in my Certified AWS DevOps Engineer badge.
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#67AWS should add this to their Certifications offering.
They should add a higher tier and the test is just this.
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#68Haha that's impossible. They all look the same
Clearly one icon is six cubes and another is seven.
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#69This reminded me of AWS in plain English https://expeditedsecurity.com/aws-in-plain-english/
It's interesting to me that many of the non-AWS products they list under "it's like" have equally incomprehensible names.
API Gateway
Should have been called: API Proxy
It's like: 3Scale
SNS
Should have been called: Amazon Messenger
It's like: UrbanAirship, Twilio
Kinesis
Should have been called: Amazon High-Throughput
It's like: Kafka
(It always gets me that someone actually named a large software product "Kafka".)