Benefits Of AWS Course

Advantages of AWS Course

   

1. First things first, Cost:-

                                                 

There might be a slight increase in the cost depending on the products you use. For example, AWS’s RDS is slightly higher in cost compared to GCP. Same with EC2 and GCE instances. EC2 is higher in price compared to Google GCE. Here are some comparisons, that helped me with my research.

2. Second, Instances and it's availability:-

                                                                  

    If you really care about the instance quality and availability (and I think everyone should), you should accept the fact that its gonna cost a little extra. AWS Training has more availability zones than any other cloud computing products. Your software will perform the same all around the world. And they have more instance types. Mostly used were Ubuntu, Debian, and Windows server. But who knows you may use Oracle Linux, which Google doesn’t have.

3. Third, Variety of Products or Technologies:-

                                                                                    

     Google and AWS both have a wide range of products/technologies available. But AWS Online Training has much more than GCP like AWS SQS, Kinesis, Fire hose, Redshift, Aurora DB, etc. Also, AWS has a great monitoring tool that works for every product. If you are using AWS, you gotta use Cloud monitoring.

4. Finally, Ease of development and integration:-

Both are really good at documentation. But AWS Training needs a little more effort when developing and learning a new product. Even though it gives you more control over what you do, it’s easy to screw things in AWS if you don’t know what you are doing. I guess it’s same for any cloud platform. It’s from my experience.

But, AWS Training supports many languages that GCP don’t. Like Node.js, Ruby, etc. If you like out of the box deployment platform like Elastic Bean Stalk or Google App Engine, GAE only supports some languages (Go, Python, Perl, Java) but EBS support a few other languages as well (not Go :) ).

There might be other differences like Customer/Developer support both companies offer, etc.