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Microsoft Azure offers custom pricing plan
Azure stands out in the cloud computing market as a top-tier system, praised for its stability and strong security measures. Users appreciate its reliable performance, seamless integration with Microsoft apps, and user-friendly interface. The platform offers features like backup and disaster recovery services, making it a dream platform for various needs. ...Read more
Highly stable cloud system with reliable performance, security, and integration with Microsoft and other apps.
Flexible platform with the ability to support a wide range of services, including backup and disaster recovery, file sync, and application accessibility.
Intuitive user interface for easy management, deployment, and scalability of services.
Centralized management and ease of deployment, particularly for developers, reducing manual efforts and increasing efficiency.
Pricing complexity and higher costs, making it challenging for users to estimate expenses accurately and potentially limiting scalability for smaller businesses.
Learning curve and initial setup difficulties, especially for newcomers, which may require additional support or training to manage the platform effectively.
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07/26/16
Azure is great for startups!
What do you like best? I love the BizSpark and student programs. It's helped our team get servers running quickly and very cost effectively while working to get our product into production. What do you dislike? I dislike the unexpected down times and server crashes. I dislike how sometimes VMs randomly disappear and the only way to get them back is to respin them. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Azure lets you get servers up and ...
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07/20/16
Good product
What do you like best? Being able to bypass our company's firewalls and look up information on the Internet. What do you dislike? The program crashes frequently (weekly. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? AML related. The program allows us to bypass firewalls.
06/17/16
Enterprise class global hosting
What do you like best? Azure enables you to create enterprise class infrastructure and application (web and mobile deployments in the cloud within minutes. The elastic scaling is also a really cool feature so your platform can respond to demand by spinning up new VMs as needed. What do you dislike? The management interface can be a bit clunky, and the support could be improved but on balance it's still a fantastic platform. Recommendations to others considering the product If Windows ...
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04/07/16
Rock solid cloud offering
What do you like best? Spin almost any instance at will. You name it- VMs, IOT, CDN, Analytics, Storage, Business Intelligence, Networking and more- its all available on Windows Azure. What do you dislike? Nada. The offerings from the Windows Azure team works fine for me presently. Recommendations to others considering the product The best way to try out any service is to use it, give it a spin and see where it takes you! What business problems are you solving with the product? What ...
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03/15/16
Review for Microsoft Azure
What do you like best? nice user interface, $150 free trail every month, fast virtual machines from lots of locations In addition, I can bring down the virtual machines when I did not use them which will save me time and money. What do you dislike? 1. azure did not support ICMP ping from outside, this limits some of the feature.(for example, when I want to keep checking if this server is alive, I need to do a TCP ping 2. not enough documents. I think Azure does not have enough ...
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03/03/16
From code to cloud in warp speed
What do you like best? Microsoft Azure is one of the few cloud solutions that offer a platform as a service (PaaS, giving a lot of advantages for Rappid Application Development (RAD and deploying a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA applicatioin to the cloud. With their Software Development Kit (SDK it's easy to develop a true cloud oriented application and the option to deploy from a Source Control Management (SCM makes it a breeze to have your code live. In my experience it takes ...
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02/20/16
I have used as a part of my academic project
What do you like best? Lift-and-shift" So you can move your application in azure very easily. Per-use pricing: As with other cloud services, Windows Azure charges the subscriber on per use basis. What this means is that if your application needs only two instances in the beginning, you will only pay for these two instances. At the moment your application starts needing four instances for example, you will start getting charged for those extra instances. This pricing model makes ...
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02/14/16
Good overall experience with Azure
What do you like best? Azure is easy to setup, deploy, and manage. If you want to get up to speed quickly, especially for Sharepoint, Azure is the way to go. Setting up a web app is straightforward and it supports multiple technologies - java, .net, php. And they support wordpress which makes getting up and running even easier. What do you dislike? I don't like the way the transition from free to pay-as-you-go is handled. I've had to call support multiple times to resolve issues related ...
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02/08/16
Powerful, versatile and much nicer to use than the competition
What do you like best? The growing variety of services offered and the power of the platform in general. The bulk of Azure services feel incredibly stabile and capable. Scaling resources during peak usage times is a breeze, can be configured to scale according to incoming traffic automatically (! and tons of other awesome features are available. Has its own CLI so many of these features can be scripted and even has powershell integration (do this at your own risk! What do you dislike? ...
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01/29/16
Azure is the future
What do you like best? Easy to get started, setting up a database and then connecting locally What do you dislike? Error messages are not always clear for example when the creation of something fails Lack of features in Azure Data Warehouse What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Not having to worry about infrastructure, Stream Analytics
