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Ask HN: Alternatives to AWS?
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Aw well here ya go then! https://cloud.google.com/docs/compare/aws/
Wow, thank you. Albeit, that only shows google's matchings to AWS, but AWS has like 60 services. I would also like to be able to breakdown the services to see comparisons in things like SLA's and pricing but this is a good start.
https://cloud.google.com/products/calculator/
Yes, tough to cover it all. I believe Azure has a similar "Azure to AWS" comparison. The GCP one is built by folks expertly familiar with AWS and tried to be as factual as possible.
I've previously collected a bunch of Google Cloud customer stories here (not Google PR - customers):
https://www.medium.com/google-cloud/i-think-google-cloud-is-...
Happy to answer any questions!
(obv. biased and work on Google Cloud)
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#48Google has far more than App Engine today; they basically compete with AWS directly service by service.
I would love a direct service to service comparison between the major cloud providers. Anyone know of a guide like that?
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#49There are a couple options, but it kind of depends on what you want. There is Openstack, which is a collections of IaaS provider with connected with an API. Digitial Ocean & Vultr which you already know about. GCE mentioned else where here. Linode, while not feature rich is the 2nd largest VPS provider. Azure, which is Microsoft's IaaS. Which I've always had some reservations about, but have actually subcontracted ma…
Thanks for the heads up!
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#50The following are a few alternatives off the top of my head: * Google Compute Engine * Microsoft Azure * Joyent * IBM BlueMix * Linode (like DigitalOcean more VPS than cloud provider)
I think that Joyent does not get the coverage it deserves. SmartOS looks very very cool.
Their support and engineering staff are friendly and responsive by email and IRC.
The instances have great performance and uptime.
I suppose globally they could use more data centers but Samsung's acquisition should help with that.
I've built multiple companies in Joyent and can't imagine going back to other clouds with less features.