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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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11/21/16
Hadoop Hive on Azure!
What do you like best? Azure has a tremendous selection of built-in deployment tool for virtual machines and servers in the cloud. The marketplace is divided into Compute, Networking, Storage, Web+Mobile, Databases, Intelligence/Analytics, IoE, Security, etc. For the sake of my project, Hadoop Hortonworks came standardized. Little setup and configuration is needed on the user side, other than choosing the amount of cpu/nodes you required and what the purposes of the VM will be. ...
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11/03/16
Best cloud platform for .Net
What do you like best? Easy to deploy .Net apps, also Linux, Docker support is good. What do you dislike? New Portal. The UI could be better. Some of PaaS offerings should be future improved - Docker, Functions, SF. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? I'm building and hosting enterprise apps, also hosting my home projects.
11/02/16
Azure works like a charm with Office 365
What do you like best? The main features of Azure are full integration with Microsoft products. When you have the need to create a workload in the cloud to integrate with Microsoft technologies it is really intuitive and transparent manner. In our case we implement Azure along with Office 365 in a hybrid environment. Our Active Directory server is hosted in our data center and through AD FS Azure is replicated for the complete management of SSO in the cloud with our external users. ...
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11/01/16
Cloud from Microsoft
What do you like best? Easy of use. Powershell cmd lets are available for almost all resources. RM model with declarative deployment. Variety of service including non Microsoft solutions from various vendors. What do you dislike? Some services are still not available in new portal (e.g. Azure Active Directory, BizTalk, etc.. Some resources are hard to configure with PowerShell because of poor documentation (e.g. Api Management. Recommendations to others considering the product You can ...
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10/31/16
Virtual servers and DC
What do you like best? Microsoft Azure offers a robust and approachable platform to manage any task you could wish to accomplish. The ability to build and deploy servers at multiple locations around the country with the click of a mouse is invaluable. Linking virtual networks between locations is super easy as well. What do you dislike? Microsoft has yet to make the "New" portal fully functional yet, so there are still some things that must be done in the old especially if your ...
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10/27/16
Azure
What do you like best? The azure platform has so many features, which you only pay for when you use it. Microsoft is constantly evolving this wonderful product, bringing you the latest features and functionality, without you having to do anything. The auto scaling of websites is awesome. What do you dislike? The portal is flaky, especially when you have an item pinned to it. They do not update! It can be hard to find some items, especially if you have not used the portal for a while. ...
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10/25/16
Azure has been necessary to update from Active Directory to Office 365
What do you like best? Azure has been necessary after migrating to a hosted email exchange server. It is necessary for updating and managing AD / users and Exchange. What do you dislike? Different pieces and pricing. We have found that there are different versions parts to Azure that would be beneficial to managing online. However due to the cost of those pieces we are unable to move forward with that. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you ...
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10/10/16
satisfied
What do you like best? Like being able to manage all my development infrastructure in one place What do you dislike? Portal needs work, new portal should have all old portal features. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Cloud Infrastructure
07/29/16
See a lot of adoption and future growth potential for Azure.
What do you like best? Ability to host all types of apps on Azure not just Microsoft. What do you dislike? Branding hasn't been great, especially with inherent Microsoft apps and offerings. Recommendations to others considering the product This is a great offering from Microsoft and they give this a lot of attention. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Keeping pace with other hosting providers. Microsoft is able to offer a solution ...
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07/29/16
A solid platform with some rough edges but constantly improving
What do you like best? Azure is constantly being improved and more things are showing up in their marketplace. What do you dislike? It has some moments where it acts very strangely like infinitely loading a VM. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Self hosting is such a pain. Azure simplifies this.
