Has anyone worked in Azure or GCP after working in AWS? How is the experience with tech stack? I know AWS is mainly Java, Python and Azure is C#, .net and GCP is lot of internal languages and frameworks. is there a significant learning curve?
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I know they are behind in market share, but it seems they have all of the important features.
- AWS has a Desktop as a Service offering (GCP just announced a partnership with Citrix to deliver this so this might be moot).
- Storage: AWS has better cost effective storage tiering & more migration options
- AWS' monitoring/logging/alarm support for their services thru CloudWatch is great - the big exception here is with EKS where the picture is currently muddy
- AWS' Route 53 is miles ahead of everyone else. GCP is just starting, but limited routing customization support when compared to R53
- AWS' ElasticBeanstalk is good... just simple to use
- AWS has more partners in Marketplace than GCP - for now - that can provide integrated 3rd party solutions for customers
- AWS has a bigger partner ecosystem - for now
- the area that I don't know yet, but I know for a fact that AWS kicks ass in, is the number of tech resources they can throw into helping customers solve problems, and the related speed. I haven't been at Google long enough to know how Google compares yet.
- GCP has better firewall capabilities, and I love their networking setup (ex. subnet spans across Zones within a region)
- GCP has waaaaay better k8s capabilities. I worked on this and GCP's Anthos & GKE tech is well ahead of AWS / EKS
- GCP has better AI/ML services, and are integrating them into GC services
- GCP has a better contact center solution (CCAI) than AWS - for now.
- GCP can fully leverage Google Maps for a lot of their automation.
- GCP's Bigquery is just better than Redshift for Big Data workloads, and can leverage Bigquery Omni
- lastly, and this is a personal option even before I joined Google: The GCP UI is better than both Azure and AWS. I personally HATE the Azure UI...