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Comparative Case Study

The document compares three major cloud service providers: AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform. It analyzes their key features and capabilities across categories like products, storage services, networking services, pricing models, popular clients, availability zones, and market share. The goal is to help organizations evaluate and select a cloud provider by understanding the differences in offerings from AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.

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Comparative Case Study

The document compares three major cloud service providers: AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform. It analyzes their key features and capabilities across categories like products, storage services, networking services, pricing models, popular clients, availability zones, and market share. The goal is to help organizations evaluate and select a cloud provider by understanding the differences in offerings from AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.

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Name : Vedant Ashok Bhamare

Course : Cloud Computing


Class : SYMCA-A Roll No. 04
A Comparative Case Study on Three Cloud Service Providers
1) AWS (Amazon Web Services
2) Microsoft Azure
3) Google Cloud Platform

Introduction
Our case study begins with an exploration of the objectives and an in-
depth explanation of cloud service providers. We will examine how these
industry giants revolutionize businesses by providing scalable and flexible tech
solutions that leverage the power of the cloud. Let’s dive in!

In today’s digital era, cloud computing has become an essential


component of modern businesses, enabling them to store, manage, and
process data efficiently. As businesses increasingly adopt cloud solutions, it
becomes crucial to understand the differences and strengths of major cloud
service providers. This case study aims to analyze and compare the offerings of
AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platforms to assist organizations in
making informed decisions about their cloud infrastructure. We will delve into
the key features and capabilities of each provider, evaluating their
performance in terms of reliability, scalability, and availability. Additionally, we
will assess the security measures implemented by AWS, Microsoft Azure, and
Google Cloud Platforms, examining their data protection protocols and
compliance certifications. Finally, we will address pricing models and cost
structures to enable businesses to optimize their cloud investments effectively.
Let’s begin our exploration of these cloud service providers.

Cloud Deployment Model


 Public Cloud
It is accessible and usable for everyone. Public clouds operate in
the local network and anybody can access them for their regular needs.
It is mainly used to connect globally.

 Private Cloud
It’s only accessible by a required company or an organization. A
private cloud is secure to use and owned by a single organization or a
person which is mainly for high-security purposes.

Comparative Study
 Product Features / Solutions

Microsoft Azure Amazon Web Services Google Could Platform


 Azure Active Directory  Amazon EC2  Google Cloud Storage
 Azure CDN  Cloud SQL
 Amazon RDS
 Azure Data Factory  Cloud Bigtable
 Amazon S3  Cloud Spanner
 Azure SQL
 Amazon Lambda  Google Compute Engine
 Azure Function
 Google App Engine
 CosmosDB  Amazon Cognito
 Google Kubernetes Engine
 DevOps  Amazon VPC  Dataproc
 Azure Backup  Amazon IAM  Dataflow
 Virtual Machine  Dynamo DB  Dataprep

 Amazon SQS
 Amazon ElastiCache

 Storage Services
Microsoft Azure Amazon Web Services Google Could Platform
 Aurora DBS  MySQL  Data Factory
 DynamoDB  SQL
 ElastiCache  PostgreSQL
 Block Storage
 Redshift  Data Warehouse  Space Object Storage
 Neptune  Server Stretch Database  MySQL
 Database  Cosmos DB
Migration Service  Table Storage
 PostgrSQL
 Blob Storage  Redis Cache  MongoDB
 Queue Storage  Redis
 File Storage
 Memgraph
 EdgeDB

 Network Services

Microsoft Azure Amazon Web Services Google Could Platform


Microsoft Azure networking The demand for the AWS GCP Networking Services offer IP
services offer various backbone to support the transit service in peering locations
capabilities to connect and interconnectivity needs of all types around the world. You can also
manage cloud resources. of business models will continue to create your own private connection.
Beyond virtual networks and a grow and the need for highly GCP Networking Services have a rich
number of connectivity options, available cloud-based services will set of networking tools that allow
Azure offers tools to monitor grow with it. AWS is the cloud you to design networks using APIs or
and manage traffic, perform leader and thus uniquely Cloud Console or CLI commands for
load balancing and ensure positioned with the greatest advanced use cases like configuring
secure user connections. potential and customer base to firewall rules.
respond to those growing needs
 Azure DNS and power the innovations needed
 Azure Virtual Private to continue to move the needle.
Network Gateway
 Azure Content Delivery  AWS Direct Connect
Network  Amazon Virtual Private
 Azure Traffic Manager. Cloud.
 Amazon CloudFront
 Elastic Load Balancing

 Pricing Type
Microsoft Azure Amazon Web Services Google Could Platform
 Pay-as-you-go  Pay as you go  Pay as you go pricing.
 On demand  On demand per second
billing.

 Popular Clients
Microsoft Azure Amazon Web Services Google Could Platform
 HP  Netflix  PayPal
 Asus  Expedia  UPS
 Mitsubishi  Airbnb  Toyota
 3M  Coursera  Twitter
 Starbucks  FDA  Spotify
 CDC (Center of Disease  Coca Cola  Unilever
Control) USA
 National health service
(NHS) UK
 Availability Zones
Microsoft Azure Amazon Web Services Google Could Platform
AWS operates in 25 regions and Azure has 66 regions worldwide Google has a presence in 27 regions
81 availability zones. It offers and a minimum of three availability and 82 availability zones. It also offers
218+ edge locations and 12 zones in each region. It also offers 146 edge locations.
regional edge caches as well. more than 116 edge locations.
You can utilize the edge location
and edge caches in services like
AWS Cloudfront and global
accelerator, etc.

 Market Captured by Platforms


Conclusion
This case study provides an overview of the cloud functionalities
provided by major service providers. We compare the most popular cloud
providers, including Amazon, Azure, and Google Cloud. This study focuses on
the primary services provided by various cloud providers, such as storage,
computation, and network services.. In recent years, any commercial
organization has shifted its operations to the cloud, which has shown to be
profitable and attracted the interest of many others. The information gathered
in this research paper will help cloud customers choose the significant cloud
provider according to their needs as well as the services provided by the
selected cloud provider.

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