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Azure vs AWS: Why choose Azure over AWS?

Microsoft Azure vs AWS : Why choose Azure vs. AWS? What are the advantages of Azure over AWS? Is Azure better than AWS? Let’s count the Azure benefits over AWS. Azure, the most secure cloud is also the best hybrid cloud.   Why prefer Azure over AWS? When it comes to cloud, Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services are constantly battling over the competition. They are the leaders in this arena and that’s the cause of our never-ending debate of which is better in terms of performance, speed, pricing and more. Here’s a quick factual go-through of why choose Azure over AWS? Irrespective of its date of entry, Azure has left behind AWS in the context of functionality.   The major areas in which Azure aces over AWS ·          Market share & centres ·          Consistency ·          Ease for Developers   Reasons why Choose Azure Over AWS? – Cost Savings Perks on Agreement – Better Service Options – Compatibility – User Friendly – Security and Compliance –

What Is a Virtual Machine (VM)?

A virtual machine is a virtual representation, or impersonation, of a physical computer. They are often referred to as a guest while the physical machine they run on is referred to as the host. VM’s mimics the entire host computer. They are often used for testing, backing up data, or running SaaS applications. A VM cannot interact directly with a physical computer. Instead, it needs a hypervisor to coordinate between it and the underlying physical hardware. The hypervisor does the work of allocating physical computing resources—such as processors, memory, and storage—to each VM. It keeps each VM separate from others so they do not interfere with each other.   One can create a virtual machine using virtualization software. Examples include Microsoft Hyper-V Manager, VMware Workstation Pro, and Parallels Desktop. These applications allow you to run multiple VMs on a single computer. For example, Parallels Desktop for Mac allows you to run Windows, Linux, and macOS virtual machine