Mostly when I compare it with Amazon, I just would appreciate AWS because there are a lot of complexities on the IBM side when we create a direct connection. In Amazon, we secure our connection with the ISP. For direct connection, it is covered by AWS. On IBM's side, we are securing all our connections. For example, we highlight the IPv6 or VPN connection for direct connection. So, Amazon avoids such situations. Hence, instead of IBM, I just appreciate the efforts by AWS when it comes to the cloud. The solution's complexity and the need for the creation of direct connections are areas that IBM should focus on improving. There are a couple of things that need to be improved. Like, their virtualization, like, they use virtualization on their backend. So there are a lot of things, like, they don't support the required OS, or they don't support it because of which sometimes we need to consider migration. There are also a lot of complexities in Red Hat, Ubuntu, and CentOS that need to be improved. We also had raised the case with the support team on-site, but literally, what I am just finding here is that there are a lot of improvements needed in the architecture side of IBM. I don't think any new features are required since most of the cloud service providers are just using different terminologies to provide the same features or services. However, there is a need for more security in IBM compared to Azure and Amazon, which are the most secure ones since they put more on their security side.
