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There are two major players in the cloud market: Azure vs AWS, in third place is Google but for business, the first two are where it's at.

So, how do they stack up against each other? In this blog post, we will compare the two services and help you decide which one is right for you.

When running Kubernetes clusters in the cloud, one of the benefits is that you can use multiple providers and get the benefits of each. It's also useful to be able to deploy to different regions around the world to offer your applications to customers in different countries without lag.

 

If your team is using Kubernetes on AWS or Azure then you need it monitoring. You need to have visibility of problems at both the cluster and node level, without this, you are in the dark.

Here's what you should consider when selecting a Kubernetes monitoring tool, broken down as four key features to look for:

The Microsoft Azure cloud platform is now capable of supporting your organisation’s mission-critical applications and business processes in a sophisticated virtual environment.

Regular readers of our blog will know that we’ve discussed the importance of cloud support in great detail recently.

If you seek a solution to enhance your team's efficiency and maintain their motivation, cloud management software presents a compelling answer.

By automating routine cloud maintenance tasks and offering a self-service interface, this software significantly diminishes the time your team expends on repetitive activities. Furthermore, customising the software to align with your team's specific requirements ensures heightened motivation for its utilisation.

Consequently, your team gains the ability to channel their efforts towards more pivotal tasks, resulting not only in a tangible return on investment through time savings but also in cloud infrastructure optimisation and cost efficiency—integral features offered by any competent cloud management software.

Are you getting as much value as you could be from your current Azure cloud hosting arrangement? If you’re like most businesses out there, the answer is probably no.

What do you do when you have a problem with your AWS cloud infrastructure and need help troubleshooting or require some technical support?

Where do you turn if you have a problem with your Azure cloud environment and need some troubleshooting or technical support?

Microsoft Azure offers you many benefits, such as increased agility, speed, and performance. Unfortunately, implementing a cloud-based IT infrastructure comes with a number of obstacles. The topic of Azure cost optimisation is one of the most pressing.