Am I suffering from confirmation bias from HN bubble, or is Microsoft really going downhill?
There's not a single mention of Windows in the article. It rather sounds like a service issue?
Meant to say Microsoft, going to change it thanks
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#12I've always wondered how much of Azure is built on Windows Server (and .NET) vs Linux plus open source languages.
Large chunks of it are still running on .NET, but nowadays, that's an open source cross-platform framework, so they're running it on Linux, mostly within containers.
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#14Am I suffering from confirmation bias from HN bubble, or is Microsoft really going downhill?
Why care if you got monopoly-alike power?
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#15Am I suffering from confirmation bias from HN bubble, or is Microsoft really going downhill?
> The culprit appears to be network infrastructure Not a lot of the network infrastructure runs on Windows. From previous public statements and information out there, most of Azure's network stack is Linux-based. > Am I suffering from confirmation bias from HN bubble Yes.
Meant to say Microsoft.
> Yes.
Good to know
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#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
Why care if you got monopoly-alike power?
Sorry, what do you mean?
I'll be getting downvoted for it but imho Ms never really cared about creating good software products and has been shoveling (at best) mediocrity through their wildly successful sales channels and through developing a stranglehold on public institutions (vendor lock-in). Azure is just another angle.