I'd say if you haven't had a lot of exposure to AWS, this list is likely to give you a misleading impression in many cases; many items are either factually or t

I'd say if you haven't had a lot of exposure to AWS, this list is likely to give you a misleading impression in many cases; many items are either factually or taxonomically wrong, or grossly oversimplified to force them into a particular category, or confuse the underlying implementation (or even unverified assumptions about the underlying implementation) for the service offering. There are also some surprising omissions, like ELB/ALB or KMS, and some impossible and even self-defeating suggestions, like using someone else's trademark (again, with questionable validaty). It's especially misleading if, as you say, you want to understand differences between AWS and Azure services, because that sometimes comes down to nuances. So I recommend treating it as humorous parody, not documentation. It is a little bit amusing if you're already in the know. Source: I'm ex-AWS.