Is there a map of AWS, Google Cloud, Azure services?

Question

Amazon Web Services

It often happens that you are looking for a ready-made technical solution for your business, but you are not well versed in what a particular cloud service can offer. As a result, a long googling of all sorts of platforms until you find something that is more or less suitable. And the business needs to be given a solution as soon as possible.
Say, some terms, technologies, some software architecture are spinning in my head. Maybe I need some single managed service? Let's just say we haven't decided yet. And there are a lot of these services: DBMS, message queues, analytics, etc.

You need to quickly determine whether it is worth reinventing your wheel or is there something ready that will allow you to quickly integrate with your software.
Is there some sort of technology search engine? So that you can quickly select, compare features or even the approximate price of a solution?

Answer 1

In general, I agree with Ivan Shumov . But if (like myself) you love short tables/cheats:
https://cloud.google.com/docs/compare/aws - "The following table provides a side-by-side comparison of the various services available on AWS and Google cloud."
https://ixis.co.uk/blog/amazon-web-services-aws-pl...
https://expeditedsecurity.com/aws-in-plain-english/
https://github.com/open- guides/og-aws "The Open Guide to Amazon Web Services"

Answer 2

When you start using the clouds, then offering a solution without deep preparation is dangerous and not well thought out. Seriously, you won't be able to because there are a million nuances. When you are a specialist in a particular cloud, you ALREADY know what you need, how it connects and how much it will cost

Answer 3

you listed it like that, in each - at least in Amazon it’s well chewed - there is an excellent help
, but the search engine is needed for tariffs, yes: Amazon copies many and there are interesting tariffs for some things, although we came across that progers swear at non-Amazon ones instances - they say, slower, do not hold a similar RPS, etc. (in a way, Azure was compared)

Answer 4

The main problem with clouds like AWS and Azure is that without experience it will be quite difficult for you to understand how much money the use of different services will cost.