* filtering traces by services has been broken in App Engine flex environments for more than a year.
* copy/pasting identifiers between places is a nightmare
* their IAM design is somehow worse than AWS. It’s so impressively bad I can’t even be mad. My favourite part of their IAM approach is how they have consolidated a majority of the IAM controls in the IAM page, but then random services like GCS have it defined elsewhere.
* not able to do basic time zooming of metric grafs on App Engine dashboard.
* multi-account paper cuts. Almost everyone on my team has their personal and work google accounts logged in. Whenever I send them a link to a dashboard or whatever, they end up getting a permission denied, without fail.
These are all just off the top of my head. Many of them seem silly and minor (and they are!) but there’s enough of them that I kinda dread doing anything in the Cloud console now. I need to take more time to get productive in the gcloud CLI I guess...
Google multi account support within a single browser is a pain. It kinda works until it doesn't. I'm sidestepping this issue by using distinct chrome profiles for work and personal.
In the other hand, I've not found Amazon multi-account situation to be cozy either. IIRC you literally have to logout and login again or use assume role and the switch applies to all the open tabs.
I always considered the Google Cloud approach of a "single account, multiple projects" a lot cleaner than the AWS "hundreds of accounts" approach. Do you not find this the case?
* filtering traces by services has been broken in App Engine flex environments for more than a year. * copy/pasting identifiers between places is a nightmare * their IAM design is somehow worse than AWS. It’s so impressively bad I can’t even be mad. My favourite part of their IAM approach is how they have consolidated a majority of the IAM controls in the IAM page, but then random services like GCS have it defined elsewhere. * not able to do basic time zooming of metric grafs on App Engine dashboard. * multi-account paper cuts. Almost everyone on my team has their personal and work google accounts logged in. Whenever I send them a link to a dashboard or whatever, they end up getting a permission denied, without fail.
These are all just off the top of my head. Many of them seem silly and minor (and they are!) but there’s enough of them that I kinda dread doing anything in the Cloud console now. I need to take more time to get productive in the gcloud CLI I guess...