Cloud Computing Leaders: A Comparison

💡 Cloud computing is popular and three major providers are AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.

🔍 To choose the right provider, it is important to compare their approaches in pricing, portfolio, storage, networking, and reliability.

🌐 AWS offers a pricing calculator, while Azure has some difficulties with pricing estimation due to various factors.

💰 Google Cloud offers customer-friendly prices compared to AWS and Azure.

🧰 AWS has a robust set of tools, including Elastic Compute Cloud and container services.

📚 Google Cloud has the most extensive portfolio with 19 separate categories of cloud software.

📦 AWS offers a variety of storage services including S3, EBS, EFS, Aurora, and Glacier.

☁️ Google Cloud provides Cloud Storage with options like Persistent Disk, Cloud SQL, Cloud Bigtable, and Cloud Datastore.

💾 Microsoft Azure excels in storage services with Blob Storage, Queue storage, file storage, and extensive SQL and NoSQL database options.

🌐 AWS, GCP, and Azure offer a wide range of networking services, with AWS providing increased security and GCP leveraging automation and AI.

🔌 Azure stands out with its customizable inbound and outbound connections, native firewalls, network firewalls, and support for 5G networks.

🌍 The availability of these cloud computing services plays a crucial role in their effectiveness and global operations.

🌍 AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud are the leaders in cloud computing.

🗺️ AWS has the most availability zones globally.

🖥️ Azure is recommended for companies already using Microsoft software.

🚀 Google Cloud is ideal for small web-based startups.

🥇 AWS offers a broad range of services and has a global reach.

📊 AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud dominate over 60% of the market share.

📚 This video compares the leaders in cloud computing: AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.

⚖️ The video discusses the strengths and weaknesses of each provider.

💰 Additionally, the video highlights the cost considerations when choosing a cloud provider.