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by RNCTX
1718 days ago
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I think you overestimate the number of people who want to so lock themselves into a particular provider that they would use that provider's auth systems. There are lots of different use cases for lots of different things. Since Cloudflare doesn't have the compute-type services that AWS has, rather is more specifically aimed at web-serving type services, I think their design here makes a lot of sense. As a user that Cloudflare would target (someone who works on web sites and web-based apps), IAM is an annoyance to me that I would gladly not use on AWS if I could just toggle it off and replace it with a simpler permissions system. |
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