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Key Difference between AWS and GCP (Google Cloud Platform)

Google Cloud is a suite of Google’s public cloud computing resources 

        & services whereas AWS is a secure cloud service developed 

        and managed by Amazon.

Google Cloud offers Google Cloud Storage, while AWS offers 

         Amazon Simple Storage Services.

In Google cloud services, data transmission is a fully encrypted format 

        on the other hand, in AWS, data transmission is in the general format.

Google Cloud volume size is 1 GB to 64 TB while AWS volume size is 

        500 GB to 16 TB.

Google Cloud provides backup services, but AWS offers cloud-based      

        disaster recovery services.


What is AWS?

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a platform that offers flexible, reliable, scalable, easy-to-use, and cost-effective cloud computing solutions.

Aws Database Services platform offers a massive collection of cloud services that build up a fully-fledged platform. It is known as a powerhouse of storage, databases, analytics, networking, and deployment/delivery options offered to developers.


What is Google Cloud?

Google launched the Google Cloud Platform Services (GCP) in 2011. This cloud computing platform helps a business to grow and thrive. It also helps you to take advantage of Google’s infrastructure and provide them with services that are intelligent, secure, and highly flexible.


Why AWS?

Here are the important pros/benefits of selecting AWS web services:

Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers an easy deployment process for 

       an app

You should opt for AWS when you have DevOps Service Providers who 

        can configure and manage the infrastructure

You have very little time to spend on the deployment of a new version 

        of your web or mobile app.

AWS web service is an ideal option when your project needs 

        high computing power

Helps you to improve the productivity of the application development team

A range of automated functionalities including configuration, 

        scaling, setup, and others

It is a cost-effective service that allows you to pay only for what you 

        use, without any up-front or long-term commitments.

AWS allows organizations to use already familiar programming 

        models, operating systems, databases, and architectures.

You are allowed cloud access quickly with limitless capacity.


Why Google Cloud?

Here are the pros/benefits of selecting Google Cloud services:

Offers higher productivity gained through Quick Access to innovation

Employees can work from Anywhere

Future-Proof infrastructure

It provides a serverless environment that allows you to connect 

        cloud services with a large focus mainly on the microservices architecture.

Offers Powerful Data Analytics

Cost-efficiency due to long-term discounts

Big Data and Machine Learning products

Offers Instance and payment configuration


Features of AWS

Important features of Amazon Web Services (AWS) are:

Total Cost of Ownership is very low compared to any private/

        dedicated servers.

Offers Centralized Billing and management

Offers Hybrid Capabilities

Allows you to deploy your application in multiple regions around the 

        world with just a few clicks


Features of Google Cloud

Important features of Google Cloud are:

Constantly including more Language & OS.

A better UI helps you to improve user experience.

Offers an on-demand self-service

Broad network access

Resource pooling and Rapid elasticity


Disadvantages of AWS

Here, are the drawbacks/cons of using AWS Cloud:

AWS deployment process is not easy and very lengthy which can take 

        up to 15 to 20 minutes for a simple website

Unreliable deployment with no error description

AWS is not an ideal option for start-ups that are not tech-savvy

You need to deploy your application yourself using recipes, capistrano, 

         or manually.

Launching multiple app instances is a very difficult process in AWS.


Disadvantages of Google Cloud

Here, are the drawbacks/cons of using Google Cloud:

Small components, difficult to start

Out of Free Tier, everything costs.

Lacks features compared to AWS.


How to Pick Your Cloud

Google Cloud and AWS both are good platforms. So, before deciding you should understand what type of feature your organization needs and how much you want to pay for them. Remember that, the right cloud service provider helps you achieve your business goal by enhancing the functioning of your organization. Since AWS is the market leader in features and reliability our vote will tilt towards them.


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