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    Tyler P

    Many odd issues something is amiss

    Reviewed on Aug 02, 2018
    Review from a verified AWS customer

    Wanted to use as a platform for ArcGIS Server. Lots of issues during setup that were not present on other 2016 images.

    Jorge

    Unstable image

    Reviewed on May 09, 2018
    Review from a verified AWS customer

    A Core with a 30GB size isn't a Core.

    There are problems for install some applications. For example, a message of "Couldn't load XPCOM" appears when try to execute Firefox.

    Sensation of not reliability for productions environments.

    Alex

    Great work

    Reviewed on Nov 21, 2017
    Review from a verified AWS customer

    Only really see negative reviews on these images but if (like us) you're configuring via Chef then there really wasn't much we needed to change. It feels more lightweight with regards to CPU, saves us money in EBS costs and works perfectly in our production environment!

    Keep up the good work guys!

    Pen1

    sick image

    Reviewed on Aug 19, 2017
    Review from a verified AWS customer

    -sconfig (the server core console menu) doesn't run automatically as it normally do on core.
    -Connecting with RDP is rather unstable...the console on host behave strange(?)
    -Regional keyb config doesn't work, I had to hack the registry to get my danish keyb. to work.
    -Cannot install the the "Active Directory Domain Services", error "Cannot Connect to CIM server" (I need this to have full remote administration capabilities)
    -Was hoping the Core version required a smaller disk image. 30GB is minimum :-(

    In general it behave very strange I don't trust it for production. I'll try out the Core VM on Google cloud (would never touch Azure).