Cloud Provider Comparisons: AWS vs Azure vs GCP

[@haydendenny9255]

As a new-ish cloud person, this is such useful content!

[@KenSherman]

Good stuff! 10:14 My sentiments exactly. Great suggestion!

[@GyanFhaD]

Very informative. This is useful cloud comparison video. good job.

[@유기견TV]

I was looking for the contents like this! I hit the subscribe button thanks!

[@oladipupoesuola3799]

This is very explanatory and an eye opener. I understand that the Kubernetes engine give a lot of advantages to GCP, no wonder a few organizations are more comfortable with with them. However the opportunities in AWS is huge, and Microsoft understanding of Enterprise softwares cannot be overemphasized. Well done team A Cloud Guru. Any subscription discount available to take the GCP & Azure training with you?

[@khanyasi]

A nice comparison helped me understanding the path I chose for my career in Azure. Thanks

[@mohanayare]

Very useful comparison... Loved the strategies suggested in last part of how to make a choice.

[@aksharpatel4051]

Amazingly clear explanation. Thank you!

[@rickharold7884]

Nice Summary. Thx!

[@user-sw8py5ep6g]

Good content!, You just got a new subscriber.

[@EngrDJDebug]

​ @A Cloud Guru what about AZ-303 & AZ-304 courses, which are much more outdated than AZ-400, & AZ-500 when are you planning to update AZ-303 & AZ-304 courses?

[@loxchopper]

Nice overview. Thanks!

[@alphabat3269]

Useful video. Thanks!

[@cryptojeff3993]

Amazing content! Thanks!

[@himbary]

Thanks for the great overview

[@BertLaverman]

Nice overview. Although I understand (and somewhat agree with) your advice to stick with a single provider, I missed the obvious conclusion: finding a “common denominator” for going cross-cloud is really hard. Their architectures are so incompatible that even “generic” tools like packer and terraform have completely different keywords in use when writing the configuration. A packer config for building an image in GCE is useless when you try to do the same on AWS, apart from the actual scripting inside the VM. Tools that _do_ try have to restrict themselves in what you can tweak, to the point of uselessness, unless provided with lots of separate (cloud-specific) configuration.

[@bjhnfj5473]

so, i'm a noob on tecnology so which it would be the best option ?

[@timgibney5590]

The 2 problems I see with Azure is Microsoft's licensing of IAS makes it cheaper not to use Azure services and just move VM's over where the customer manages the OS. Azure lacks reliability regions and has had several outages. AWS is still ahead as a result. Copilot may in the near future change things but all the cool custom hardware for AI is only available on AWS including quantum chips. Very cloud features like paas and reliability AWS is still king

[@martinzen]

Excellent video. Thank for the info.

[@mwansa430]

this is useful content thanks

[@m_sedziwoj]

Name one service which was close on GCP, not by Google, because this are two different selling models for different customers. And talking about past, or how is on which platform is waste of time, because if Netflix would selecting cloud provider today, they could select different. For me most important are what service they giving and if others have alternatives. AWS S3 and Google Storage, similar, but Google BigQuery, Firebase, and many more?

[@ashwaqjaved1676]

I am a windows admin so, I just love Azure... I also think many customer who has existing windows environment would prefer to go to Azure as it is also Microsoft managed product...

[@hero1v1]

Its also easy to learn without having to study for months.

[@ojitelikenechukwu3895]

In your opinion, what is the beginner friendly provider for a cloud computing newbie (who has technical knowledge).....I await your feedback

[@zhimmitheebanks]

THANK YOU for making a USEFUL cloud comparison video. Very informative. So many of these videos are padded with CRAP. Good job.

[@sourabhsuri8812]

How about the licensing models? Great video and content though !

[@Freestyle80]

is googls cloud even in the conversation? I barely see any job advert that looks for it

[@fishertech]

Me neither but a place i applied(bank) today uses gcp. Its always azure, sometimes aws and rarely gcp

[@kisho2679]

are there free versions/alternatives available of those?

[@lorenzobalzani]

AWS offers free tier options for new customers, but I strongly suggest you achieve a deep understanding of AWS pricing before diving into practice

[@hero1v1]

Azure is straight forward, everything is self explanatory compared to AWS. anyone can use it anytime

[@EngrDJDebug]

Why is the azure courses in a cloud guru/linux academy so very outdated? Like the AZ-400, AZ-500, AZ-303 & AZ-304 courses, why doesn't reflect the recent changes on the exams. Is a cloud guru/linux academy just more focus on aws? Tnanks

[@EngrDJDebug]

@@acloudguru what about AZ-303 & AZ-304 courses, which are much more outdated than AZ-400, & AZ-500

[@vamsiB13]

Multi cloud is the way to go.

[@alecdelu83]

That's what she said

[@flesz_]

If you mostly Windows shop, you will stick to azure do to licensing discounts

[@halmaimanassara4199]

Azure>Everything

[@zenmaster24]

the order of clouds is aws > gcp > azure

[@pranavrastogi8549]

Order in what sense?? Which parameter are you trying to compare

[@zenmaster24]

@@pranavrastogi8549 how good they are

[@atari8603]

@@zenmaster24 what about job

[@zenmaster24]

@@atari8603 i am not sure i understand? if your job requires you to use azure, and you want to stay at that job, then you will be using azure?

[@user-js7ud9du2y]

amazon has a lot more web question not because its popular and easy but because its difficult and service names makes no sense. gcp is just plain simple.

[@PatrickMcCoyJr]

Crap. No real comparison. More of just data. I was hoping to see projects compared.

[@spanial]

Bro your audio is F*cked , its too quiet ✌

[@lifereviews21st]

Very well explained from multiple perspectives, thank you.

[@sourabhsuri8812]

How about the licensing models? Great video and content though !