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Which Cloud?: A Developer's and Architect's Guide to Comparing Aws, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud (Not yet published)
| AUTHOR | Masood, Farhan; Masood, Adnan; Price, Ed et al. |
| PUBLISHER | Wiley (05/29/2024) |
| PRODUCT TYPE | Paperback (Paperback) |
Directly compare AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud with this practical and unique guide to the most popular cloud services
Which Cloud? A Developer's Guide to AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud is the only comprehensive comparison of the three biggest players in the cloud arena: Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and Amazon Web Services. You'll learn about equivalent services in each platform so you can seamlessly migrate from one platform to another, as well as the service- and feature-level value offered by each of the different cloud platforms. You'll also discover effective ways to plan for and create a cross-cloud solution.
In this one-of-a-kind book, you'll also find:
- Matrices, diagrams, and conceptual explanations that guide you through the comparisons between the services
- The information you need to effectively advocate for Microsoft's, Amazon's, or Google's cloud platform at your organization
- Feature- and service-level analyses of each cloud platform that highlight the benefits and challenges of developing in each environment
Perfect for developers trying to get a handle on the competing cloud services for the first time, Which Cloud? is also required reading for experienced cloud developers seeking a greater understanding of what distinguishes Microsoft from Amazon and Google when it comes to their cloud offerings.
Directly compare AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud with this practical and unique guide to the most popular cloud services
Which Cloud? A Developer's Guide to AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud is the only comprehensive comparison of the three biggest players in the cloud arena: Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and Amazon Web Services. You'll learn about equivalent services in each platform so you can seamlessly migrate from one platform to another, as well as the service- and feature-level value offered by each of the different cloud platforms. You'll also discover effective ways to plan for and create a cross-cloud solution.
In this one-of-a-kind book, you'll also find:
- Matrices, diagrams, and conceptual explanations that guide you through the comparisons between the services
- The information you need to effectively advocate for Microsoft's, Amazon's, or Google's cloud platform at your organization
- Feature- and service-level analyses of each cloud platform that highlight the benefits and challenges of developing in each environment
Perfect for developers trying to get a handle on the competing cloud services for the first time, Which Cloud? is also required reading for experienced cloud developers seeking a greater understanding of what distinguishes Microsoft from Amazon and Google when it comes to their cloud offerings.