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by michaelbuckbee 10y ago
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- mrweasel 10y agoSadly that one try to be a little too funny. For example: Express Route - "Should have been called Pretty good" that not really helpful. It should have been called "Azure MPLS" or "Azure direct connect"
- pxndx 10y agoI understood that as "that's already a pretty good name".
- jsingleton 10y agoThat's a good high-level list, although the comparisons don't always match up. For example, I'd say Traffic Manager is more like Route 53 than ELB (which only works within a region). If you're after something a bit more in-depth (but covering less services) then I wrote a three part series last year. It may be a little out-of-date, but most of it still applies. Azure now supports MySQL, for example. 1: https://unop.uk/on-aws-vs-azure-vendor-lock-in-and-pricing-confusion-part-1/ https://unop.uk/on-aws-vs-azure-vendor-lock-in-and-pricing-c... 2: https://unop.uk/on-aws-vs-azure-vendor-lock-in-and-pricing-confusion-part-2/ https://unop.uk/on-aws-vs-azure-vendor-lock-in-and-pricing-c... 3: https://unop.uk/on-aws-vs-azure-vendor-lock-in-and-pricing-confusion-part-3/ https://unop.uk/on-aws-vs-azure-vendor-lock-in-and-pricing-c... Edit: Should that "puts da" be on that page?