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aws generally has the most features but clunky apis and high costs gce has really nice apis but limited features and unless you do things like google you'll ha
by querulous 10y ago
aws generally has the most features but clunky apis and high costs
gce has really nice apis but limited features and unless you do things like google you'll have to do a lot of your own integration work
i've never seriously used azure
- NeutronBoy 10y agoJust to complete your comparison, Azure has some great MS-based PaaS offerings (e.g. hosted DB, hosted IIS, etc) and great integration with MS environments, but I find their interfaces (API and portal) more clunky than AWS.
- vgt 10y agoI'm genuinely curious on what limitations you've seen with Google's Cloud. Google Compute Engine alone has lots of nifty features that even AWS EC2 lacks, like custom VMs, generalized VM types (no need to go for specific instances to get fast networking, for example), preemptible VMs, live migration, disk hot-grow, and sustained use discounts, while generally being cheaper. (work on GCP)