AWS console works really well ?
It's one of the worst designed pieces of software I have ever used. Pretty much everybody who uses AWS heavily, switches to CLI after loosing their sanity working on the console.
I dunno. It depends what parts you use. I find the S3 interface is painfully slow so I end up using either command line or GUI tools. On the other hand, I don't mind the interface for EC2. If you are doing big EMR jobs, however, you need automation to avoid blowing $15 on a bum cluster.
One thing I do know is that there are parts of the AWS console that look similar but that have differences of the sort that make me think the implementations are different.
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AWS console works really well ? It's one of the worst designed pieces of software I have ever used. Pretty much everybody who uses AWS heavily, switches to CLI after loosing their sanity working on the console.
I dunno. It depends what parts you use. I find the S3 interface is painfully slow so I end up using either command line or GUI tools. On the other hand, I don't mind the interface for EC2. If you are doing big EMR jobs, however, you need automation to avoid blowing $15 on a bum cluster.
One thing I do know is that there are parts of the AWS console that look similar but that have differences of the sort that make me think the implementations are different.
I suspect this depends a lot on which parts you use - The route53 configuration is great, for example. Although I personally use git for that.