Cloud Provider Comparisons: AWS vs Azure vs GCP - Compute

In Cloud Provider Comparisons, we take a look at the same cloud services across the three major public cloud providers - Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP). In this video we focus on compute, often one of the first resources organizations deploy to get started with cloud computing. Join Travis Roberts as he explores the different compute options across AWS, Azure, and GCP, as well as the supported operating systems, availability and scaling, licensing, and costs. If you’re curious about how the compute services of AWS, Azure and GCP match up, watch on to find out!

Links to everything covered in this episode are provided below.

Timestamps:
0:00 What we'll cover in this episode
1:19 An introduction to compute
1:52 The cloud shared responsibility for Paas and Iaas
2:29 Compute options across AWS, Azure, and GCP
4:34 Supported operating systems
5:31 Availability and scalability
8:59 Licensing
9:45 Costs

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Shared responsibility models

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[akin]

AWS and GCP for me. However for small banks and insurance companies running heavy use of Microsoft 360, Azure is great.

[shawfi]

Hello,

I have 5+ years in Windows (OS Build) VMware (VM Creations), could you please suggest me which GCP certification and course that I will proceed.

[adapasrnsdurgarao]

Hi cloud guru
I need your suggestion I'm like to start my career in cloud but I don't have any idea about it how to and where to start and I took 3 years gap after my education on computer science engineering now I'm start my journey in cloud so give a advice to me

[zeeshawnali]

This title is a little misleading since it only covers VMs not other options to run workloads in the Cloud.

[alexz]

Soo ?! No one understood what is the price of MIPS or FLOPS. Good video... no doubt ;PpPPpP