Microsoft Azure is a comprehensive cloud computing platform that is useful for the app developers to build web-based applications on different programming languages such as ASP.NET, Java, PHP, Python, Javascript. Azure enables to quickly create, deploy and manage applications throughout the global network of Microsoft data centres. It can also integrate source code into the hosted apps. It provides development tools for writing and editing code & syntax, debugging and managing development frameworks etc. that help the developers to efficiently build data-driven intelligent apps. Azure also assists in creating Virtual Machine and smart client applications as well as XML web services.
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep) Business Hours Online | Customer Type | Large Enterprises Medium Business Small Business |
| API | Location / Phone Number | Redmond, Washington | |
| Deployment | SaaS/Web/Cloud Mobile - Android Mobile - iOS Installed - Mac | Category | Application Development Software |
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Yes, Microsoft Azure provides API.
I like that it has a clean and easy to manage platform, it is an advantage over other platforms.
It allows me to deploy services with just a few clicks, it is undoubtedly one of the best platforms and you should use it.
Everything is well organized and has very clear usage prices.
One of the things that I love is that there are already configured templates and you can deploy services very quickly efficiently
I would like to have more support and that I can have much more multimedia material as examples of what I can do on your platform
If you want to enter the world of cloud computing and that everything is simple and easy to implement, you should consider Azure as your first option.
It helps me save time, solve the scalability, it is very easy to scale a service that requires more capacity, the management is impeccable, this helps me to have everything organized and in one place
ease of use and spinning up SQL servers or VM's in general for all my server and SAAS needs
Pricing could be a little cheaper but it is still a good service
Best solution you can think of to move to SAAS
Moving alot of our services and software offsite and away from physical servers. Negating the need for backups and other solutions
Its a good service looking forward in using it daily.
Its a little lenghty process could be a little simple.
Storage of data is the biggest problem and azure is helping that being taken care of.
It's really a great platform to save your data in a secure manner at a reasonable price.
I have not found any feature to dislike.
Data storage
I love how all the apps integrate into making a platform that is easy for me whole team to manage.
Migrating our data from an ancient system was very tedious
Please implement this change if you are using an obsolete system for data management
Im combinign SQL data management along with inventory control for our ecommerce site.
The sheer amount of options available on Azure is amazing. You can obviously deploy various flavours of Windows, as you'd expect, but you can also install varieties of Linux, ready configured appliances from lots of vendors and use features for platform as a service.
The learning curve is quite high, but once you get the concepts it's not too bad.
Be ready for changes and always design high availability into your design. Remember, there is a 99.95% SLA, so your VMs could go down in the daytime and could affect your business if you haven't planned HA
I have used Azure to store backups for smaller companies as well as replicating DR for larger environments using third party replication tools.
It's absurdly easy to set up extremely powerful web infrastructure for your application. You can have a web app set up and deployed in minutes if you know what you want.
Azure is less affordable than AWS in my experience, and is optimized for Windows development.
This is the platform to use if you have smaller Enterprise systems to maintain.
We host all of our windows infrastructure on azure now.
The sheer amount of options available on Azure is amazing. You can obviously deploy various flavours of Windows, as you'd expect, but you can also install varieties of Linux, ready configured appliances from lots of vendors and use features for platform as a service.
The learning curve is quite high, but once you get the concepts it's not too bad.
Be ready for changes and always design high availability into your design. Remember, there is a 99.95% SLA, so your VMs could go down in the daytime and could affect your business if you haven't planned HA
I have used Azure to store backups for smaller companies as well as replicating DR for larger environments using third party replication tools.
We’re reviewing Azure for our environment and planning to move to the cloud by The end of this year. I like the maintenance free response to our environment and ease of knowing updates, etc are being handled in a timely manner.
As of now I see no major deterrent for implementation
Maintenance free updates. No hardware cost.
It really helps complete important work around here making it easy to complete
The certificate training is sometimes hard to schedule if real busy but well worth it
If you seek software to help with data and project management then this clearly the route to go
It really helps keep track of critical data and improved project management
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