Cloud Provider Comparisons: AWS vs Azure vs GCP - Networking

[@vamsiB13]

Great to see Travis here. Big fan.

[@farukm7627]

I've been looking for this. Thanks, Travis, this has come at the right time.

[@Vinalys82]

Really great content to understand better the implementation / route each cloud provider did follow. Love this series! On AWS: Transitive Gateway => read Transit Gateway (small misspelling)

[@KenSherman]

Hopefully, we can compare the other cloud providers such as Linode, Digital Ocean, Cloudera, Oracle, IBM, Alibaba, Rackspace, Netlify, etc.

[@ChanceTEK]

Excellent info. Thank you.

[@chkhd]

Route 53 can be set up as a GLB as well.

[@tomhac3k923]

Very Informative.

[@jeremycompton3010]

Great stuff Travis. 😁👍

[@shivamanand8998]

Please make more such comparison videos.

[@GaneshNayak]

Excellent video

[@youpetaw97]

Bravo!

[@shivamanand8998]

Thank You very much

[@anurag769]

Hi, 

need help regarding Ping issue , it might get solve using cloud service.

I’m using one remote software , which is using host ip address , basically I’m accessing united based IP from India , so by that getting ping issue around 250ms+ and packet data loss , 

so actually I want to sort out this issue using cloud service like , ip forwarding or custom routing or whatever helps better in this situation.

Please help me with this I’ll pay for worth solution .

Thanks

[@user-js7ud9du2y]

i find naming conversion in GCP better just call them projects containing services rather than services containing projects

[@akin242002]

GCP likes to be different for no reason.

[@KenSherman]

Not necessarily. Their infrastructure is different. A lot of their stuff are more hands off compared to the others. You have to take into account that it is powered by Google - the world's favorite search engine and one of the oldest (active). The other companies behind the products: Amazon wasn't really established then. Microsoft was *relatively* around as a company; they were significantly more into other things at the time. However, they all have their pros and cons.