AWS vs. Azure Key Differences and Use Cases (1).pdf

"AWS vs. Azure: Key Differences and Use Cases" provides a clear comparison of Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure. This infographic highlights crucial factors such as workload suitability, budget considerations, team expertise, control levels, and compliance/security features to help you make an informed decision on the best cloud platform for your needs.

1. AWS vs.
Azure
Workload Type Workload Type
Budget
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Budget
Team Expertise Team Expertise
Versatile for various workloads including
web applications, big data, and high-
performance computing, with a strong
focus on IaaS and PaaS.
Ideal for Microsoft technologies
and .NET applications, offering a
comprehensive suite of IaaS, PaaS,
and SaaS.
Competitive pricing with hybrid
cloud flexibility and advanced cost
management tools.
Generally more cost-effective for
large-scale deployments with a
wide range of pricing options.
Requires knowledge of Linux-based
systems and a broad range of tools
and services.
Benefits teams familiar with
Microsoft technologies and
Windows environments.
Desired Level of Control Desired Level of Control
Provides granular control over
infrastructure with extensive IaaS
options.
Offers a balance of control with
managed services, supporting both
IaaS and PaaS.
Compliance and Security Compliance and Security
Strong compliance certifications
and robust security features.
Comprehensive security and
compliance features, particularly
advantageous for organizations
invested in Microsoft technologies.
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