Azure Lab Services Reviews

One of the biggest upsides of using Azure Lab Services is that I can connect to a panel that not only supports my project needs, but also provides the tools I need to complete my work.

The least helpful part about Azure Lab Services is that not many of my colleagues are aware of it, which makes it harder to get others on board or make full use of it.

It helps me work through certain labs and exercises, and it also enables me to set things up properly for experiments.

Fast & flexible set up of a lab, Built-in scaling and resiliency of infra, on demand access to preconfigured VMs

It's a perfect example of RBAC i.e. role based access control. So, no dislikes.

It enables me to easily set up a class, run a training lab, host a Hackathon. So it benefits me to experiment and test my POC in the cloud.

The most helpful part was it's ease of use as the students doesn't need to subscribe for Azure to use virtual lab for learnig and experiment. As an educator it was a grace for us during the time of covid, allowing the students to access virtual lab from anytime at the comform of thier home. It has a great flexibility and helps the faculty to provide a better teching experience to the students. Since it is a cloud based product the implimentnation was an easy task. Only admins would require an active Azure subscriptions and the students can be simply invited by adding their email id. Although the troubleshooting was a hardest part, got customer support on request.

Although it comes as preconfigured, troubleshooting could be a hardest part as it would require technical expertise.

Cost is on the higher side and can bombard you if the experiment plan is not accurately aligned as the cost is determind based on the duration of the experiment.

It wouldn't be able to configure based on our specific requirements and the users should have a sound internet connection to avail virtual lab.

Azure lab services has provided us environments with all the pre loaded VMS and other platforms which made our job easy as well as teaching or when it comes to taking KT sessions with new employee.

So be it teaching, training, practicing Azure lab services provided what we asked for and most of them is free that is the best part.

I'd say pricing, they should've made a separate plan for trainers the current plan is okay but still consumer would need more and they should've provided more access to the resources available for decent pricing

Practicing session on virtual machines is made easy now, it's very reliable and efficient than other platforms

Azure Lab Services, my virtual playground for tech adventures! It spins up any environment I dream of, Windows or Linux, in a snap. No more begging IT for VMs, this cloud conjurer grants my wishes with a click. I test, I learn, I break (and fix) everything, all in a safe sandbox. Whether it's coding like a superhero or mastering new tools, Azure Lab Services lets me experiment without consequences. It's my learning launchpad, my innovation incubator, and a blast for tech explorers of all ages.

Azure Lab Services whips up tech playgrounds like magic, but sometimes the spells fizzle. Costs can climb faster than a runaway script, especially for long-running experiments. And when the virtual sandcastles crumble, troubleshooting feels like deciphering an ancient tech spellbook. It's still a powerful tool, but for quick tests or budget-conscious explorers, simpler sandboxes might be the ticket. So, weigh the cloud coin before diving in, my fellow tech adventurer!

Azure Lab Services, my cloud conjurer, whips up any tech playground I crave! No more pleading for IT or waiting for hardware. This genie gives me Windows or Linux sandcastles in clicks, letting me test, learn, and even break things (safely!). Whether it's coding like a superhero or mastering new tools, Azure Labs lets me experiment without consequences. It's my launchpad for learning, my innovation incubator, and a blast for tech explorers of all ages.

The most liked about Microsoft Azure DevOps is that the application comes with several features and that too in a suite

The dislike of Microsoft Azure DevOps is the UI. UI is good but not user-friendly. it would be great if UI is improved.

I haven't faced any problems with

Multiple tools to choose from. quick and easy to setup

Sometimes performance issues creep in and HTML interfacing needs a little uplift

Cost of setup was minimized as we could do away with highend workstations

You can configure it as you like depending on your needs and have access to preconfigured virtual machines to support your scenarios.

As a SaaS solution, complexity is as issue and its good to have some certifications based on this solution.

We have builded scenarios/lab environments for training purposes.

.Helps clearing all concepts and doing POC

Not all features are activated so while showing demo sometimes its a constraint

Helping customers in giving demo and doing

Comprehensive, incorporated program for cloud computing needs.

You can be overwhelmed with features and tools, that make it hard to know the right one to select.

Cloud computing needs on a cost efficient basis.