Cloud Provider Comparisons: AWS vs Azure vs GCP - Databases

[@SarbjeetJohal]

Wow! Those are pretty deep level of comparisons! Thanks Rob!

[@tony-ma]

Awesome comparison, thanks Rob

[@aireddy]

This is pretty informative and must to know if you are working with multi cloud environment.

[@warnercooler4488]

So much useful info jam packed into this short video. Thank you so much!

[@scottrobinson4428]

Great explanation of the differences - thanks!

[@akin242002]

GCP > AWS > Azure for databases. GCP's BigQuery and BigTable are the best for SQL & NoSQL on a large scale. AWS DynamoDB is the 2nd best for NoSQL. Also Aurora from AWS is very good too for Postgress SQL in specific situations, but many people claim it isn't needed over Mariah DB.

[@akin242002]

I forgot to add AWS Redshift. Also a great choice, but 2nd to Google BigQuery.

[@m_sedziwoj]

So no Google BigQuery, dose AWS or Azure have alternative to it?

[@m_sedziwoj]

@@acloudguru so I can put eg 20TB data in day and make simple query to make report? Or they are (from my memory) requiring putting cluster, balance data etc.? I think video about unique solution in each cloud would be great. Bigquery as server less solution which can process petabytes of data using simple SQL is for some big thing, data analytics would love, but not only. But others may have some gems in they portfolio too.

[@akin242002]

I was thinking the same thing. BigQuery is one of the most commonly used services by GCP customers. Far more compatability and scaleable for large warehouse data analysis. Think of national elections or high stock market trading days.

[@MrSakharam]

Could you please Oracle to the comparison?

[@markjackson6134]

I'm new to the environment and even I agree:)

[@kisho2679]

are there free versions/alternatives available of these?

[@KenSherman]

This is a #Rob THAT I CAN TRUST more. 😁 However, this topic of databases is extensive. And to think there is more?! 😅

[@mrslake7096]

Thanks

[@saphetiger]

Irritating that you have to get almost 5min before the subject of the video STARTS to be addressed.