Moving to the cloud is not to happen, not any time soon. The biggest proof of this is increasing global spending on cloud computing. It reached the mark of $90 billion in 2022, nearly 21% more than what it was in 2021. The blogpost gave a quick overview of cloud pricing comparison of AWS vs Azure vs Google Cloud.
Predictions for 2023 have already been made. Gartner revealed that the world is going to spend nearly $592 billion in 2023. These statistics are enough to make us conclude that every new or established business will spend some amount on cloud services sooner or later.
As you also join the league, you need to discover the price differences that leading service providers, AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure, share. This understanding will help you hire cloud services according to your spending capacity and requirements.
● Pay attention to the service availability
Make a list of key services you need and find out which cloud computing service provider offers them. For instance, if you need fully managed MySQL services, you need to go with AWS, as it provides this facility in all the regions.
Azure has this service delivery in limited regions. A bastion host is available in Azure but is absent in AWS. Hence, you need to determine your service requirements and check which cloud computing provider offers those services.
● Skills requirement
No matter which Cloud service provider you pick, you need to ensure that the tool demands skills that your Dev team already has. If the tool is too complex to handle or process, you will end up investing more in learning and training.
● Offered Infra Support
No matter how seamless a tool seems, tech support is always required. From set-up to management, ideal support will make things better and sorted. Check out the support offered and pick one that aligns the most with your requirements