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AWS vs. Azure vs. Google Cloud Insights

AWS has a diverse customer base and offers many use cases but requires expertise to operate fully. Microsoft Azure integrates infrastructure and platform services best and has good AWS compatibility. Google Cloud is good for big data and batch computing but lacks some features of AWS and Azure and struggles engaging some business customers.

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AWS vs. Azure vs. Google Cloud Insights

AWS has a diverse customer base and offers many use cases but requires expertise to operate fully. Microsoft Azure integrates infrastructure and platform services best and has good AWS compatibility. Google Cloud is good for big data and batch computing but lacks some features of AWS and Azure and struggles engaging some business customers.

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Who is better?
Gartner had the following takeaways:

AWS has a diverse customer base and most use cases. AWS is also mature but requires expertise to
operate and buyers need to seek out sales and architecture engagement. Customers also have
trouble getting into the deep range of services.
Microsoft integrates infrastructure and platform as a service best and has better integration. Gartner also
gave Microsoft props for being more open and being a good enough option to AWS. The knocks
against Microsoft Azure are documentation, support and an ongoing build out. In addition, partners
lack expertise in deep integration tasks.
Google is viewed as a good option for big data and batch computing. Gartner said Google's vision was a
strength, and it understands cloud native apps well. Google also has machine learning and analytics
chip. The rub is that Google doesn't have a feature set to match leaders and has trouble engaging
with enterprises and midmarket companies.
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