Which one do you want to work for? Google people say low of GCP future while Azure as a business is really promising. But Google is tier 1 anyway and pays more. I think the same question also applys to AWS vs GCP.
BTW, I still don’t know why people don’t like TK.
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In terms of Microsoft, most companies have a 5/50/500 relationship with software providers. Some thing like half of all spend goes to five vendors. For most companies, Microsoft is one of those. So Microsoft is already very well positioned in every large enterprise account. They also have strong hooks in.net and SQL. So when someone’s migrating a database or a line of business application, there’s a good chance they have an inside advantage.
GCP takes much more of a product approach. They are exploiting certain areas of expertise that they have, including containers and analytics. They tend to do well when a company is deploying multi cloud. They don’t have a lot of wins of companies going all in on GCP, at least compared to AWS or Azure.
Also google docs, hangouts, and the fact that so many companies use Google for their marketing efforts, all give them some hooks
The space is so young that you really can’t go wrong either way. While AWS maintains a good lead, there’s nothing but runway.