Tech IndustryNov 24, 2019
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Running on Azure vs AWS

Hi, Has anyone deployed something on both Azure and AWS? Which one was the better experience working with?

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Salesforce TLDR1 Nov 24, 2019

AWS. Hands down.

AllianceBernstein JhYt70 Nov 24, 2019

Anything that MSFT makes sucks. I used to be a huge microsoft fan, but I’ve lost faith after windows 8. Btw we use Azure instead of AWS at my company, so I am not just making this up.

Adobe SI4u Nov 24, 2019

AWS but MFST is working hard to have a comparable offering

Amazon cSjD26 Nov 24, 2019

AWS for sure

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aCqJ53 Nov 24, 2019

I have used both pretty extensively. I prefer Azure hands down. Better user interface, deployments, docs, etc. It’s better if you buy into the entire echo system with C#, Visual Studio, but not required. Microsoft has been stepping up their game in the last 5 years. Love working in VS Code for NodeJS projects.

Qualtrics cbdsfvbhg Nov 24, 2019

NodeJS is good for pet projects, but for serious things it is a joke.

Microsoft nomi5 Nov 24, 2019

I have used both, I used to think AWS is far better however that's not the case is what I would say after using it. AWS is better in core services like IaaS (VMs), security, storage, network however their PaaS offerings have lot to improve for e.g. Data pipelines, elastic beanstalk. Azure has better offerings in most of the PaaS services like Azure App Service is pretty good, Data Factory is feature rich etc. So depending upon the requirements, a combination of both clouds (hybrid) would be good.

Amazon 2^blah Nov 24, 2019

If you are into serverless then AWS is much better. Azure options are not close in that realm. But some specific domains Azure may be cheaper and works well for your use case. Azure active directory is the boss and integration for sign in is much simpler there.

Adobe HaroldWren Nov 24, 2019

Using both currently. Azure is pushing hard, and velocity seems in their favor but for anything at really large scale still AWS.