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AWS to Azure Services Comparison

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AWS to Azure Services Comparison
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Hi there! I'm a Cloud Engineer & SRE, documenting my transition into AI/ML Platform Engineering. I write technical deep-dives, hands-on implementation guides, CLI helper scripts, and visual architectures covering cloud, infrastructure, orchestration, governance, and modern AI runtimes.
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The "AWS to Azure services comparison" Microsoft article was shared with me when I first started working with multi-☁️ architectures. It was very helpful back then and I still refer to it today.
 
Grasping the different terminology between providers can be a lot to digest as there are so many services available. Understanding the differences in names and functionality of core services used in your business will provide value during platform, product and solution design conversations 🎯
 
In this image, I highlight some commonly used services that were a priority for me to learn at the beginning of my cloud journey.
 
Microsoft Article Link: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/architecture/aws-professional/services

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