While some cloud users are evaluating AWS vs. Azure, many enterprises are planning to use both cloud providers to avoid vendor lock-in and latency while creating redundancy. While Azure is now the clear #2 in public cloud behind AWS there are some notable differences between how the two hyper-clouds operate and the best practices for deploying workloads in each to create a multi-cloud solution that can optimize for cost and performance. The session covered:
1) AWS vs. Azure differences for compute, networking, storage and pricing.
2) Recent and coming enhancements for AWS Lambda and Azure Functions.
3) Multi-cloud environments can be complex so let’s discuss the best practices for cloud deployments when using both AWS and Azure.
Further User Comments on MeetUp page:
Here are the links you should check-out for more information:
1. The 3 Big Hyper-Clouds – Free Trials:
* https://azure.microsof…
* https://aws.amazon.com…
* https://cloud.google.c…
2. Sorry, Amazon, But Microsoft Is The World’s #1 Cloud Vendor – Here’s Why:
https://www.forbes.com…
3. Microsoft on Azure vs. AWS:
https://azure.microsof…
4. Microsoft on AWS to Azure services comparison:
https://docs.microsoft…
5. Microsoft Azure for AWS Experts – Learning Courses:
* https://openedx.micros…
* https://www.microsoft….#
Here is the link to my presentation that you can view online or download:
https://speakerdeck.co…

Opening remarks and welcome to the UG members from Derek Comartin.

Part 1: A very friendly audience ready to hear my presentation.

Part 2: A very friendly audience ready to hear my presentation.

Having the chance to talk after the presentation and some time to be social.

Thanks Derek for the opportunity to meet and present at your user group.
Exploring the use of .NET for building and deploying applications on any platform. Our focus will be on the various .NET Platforms (Full Framework, Core, Mono), OSS libraries and various development concepts. The purpose of this group is to create a great social group in Windsor-Essex where we learn from each other.