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Needs more hashtags. Reach all those Millenials graduating $10k 3-month bootcamps. Sigh.
> Third, we do it with love…
With love for our money sure. What the hell does that even mean? I really rolled my eyes reading that blog post. This is childish and out of place for an article trying to sell security.
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If you can explain your fears perhaps we would understand, because I still don't know why using Azure is a privacy trade? Does Microsoft "steal" the data?
It happens all the time, and also; when using proprietary software you never know, and that's the big issue (for me). I never use SaS or MS-products (I only use FOSS) so I don't fear for myself.
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If you can explain your fears perhaps we would understand, because I still don't know why using Azure is a privacy trade? Does Microsoft "steal" the data?
It happens all the time, and also; when using proprietary software you never know, and that's the big issue (for me). I never use SaS or MS-products (I only use FOSS) so I don't fear for myself.
What is your view of services, which provide functionality of some other software or SAAS and is API / Protocol compatible ?
Can API / protocols be copyrighted or patented? I believe not based on Google vs Oracle.
Trust in the belief that Microsoft will act in your best interest regarding the privacy of your data.
But, isn't reasonable then to ask if Microsoft is actually trustworthy? PRISM, NSAKEY, Flame malware propagating via Windows Update, their 0day policy... I don't think Microsoft is trustworthy.
Interesting... So compatible with Mongodb protocol but not using mongodb internally ? What is your view of services, which provide functionality of some other software or SAAS and is API / Protocol compatible ? Can API / protocols be copyrighted or patented? I believe not based on Google vs Oracle.
You cannot look at the code, and cannot monitor the infrastructure. The only thing left is trust. Trust in the belief that Microsoft will act in your best interest regarding the privacy of your data. But, isn't reasonable then to ask if Microsoft is actually trustworthy? PRISM, NSAKEY, Flame malware propagating via Windows Update, their 0day policy... I don't think Microsoft is trustworthy.
If you worry about interception, then code inspection and monitoring isn't going to give you any assurances. You'd have to run open-source software locally, audit it, and not put it on a cloud like Azure in the first place?
(And the NSAKEY was something completely different if you dig into it.)
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It happens all the time, and also; when using proprietary software you never know, and that's the big issue (for me). I never use SaS or MS-products (I only use FOSS) so I don't fear for myself.
When has a SaaS operator stolen data hosted on their service?
AWS needs something like this. The missing piece for the AWS serverless story is a database that is suitable for writing real world applications. DynamoDB is far from suitable for that task, which leaves AWS serverless with no good database.
Thinking of setting up an EC2 instance running RethinkDB or PouchDB for my project (and for future projects).