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Compare Amazon EC2 and Azure Linux Virtual Machines 
- Users report that Amazon EC2 excels in public cloud infrastructure with a score of 9.3, while Azure Linux Virtual Machines lag behind at 8.3, indicating a stronger preference for EC2 in this area.
- Reviewers mention that Amazon EC2's resource auto-scaling feature is highly praised, contributing to its overall functionality score of 9.2, whereas Azure's offerings in this area are less highlighted, suggesting a potential gap in user satisfaction.
- G2 users note that Amazon EC2 has a higher quality of support rating at 8.7 compared to Azure's 8.3, which may influence users looking for reliable assistance during their cloud operations.
- Users on G2 highlight that Amazon EC2's ease of use is rated at 8.6, slightly lower than Azure's 8.7, indicating that Azure may provide a more user-friendly experience for new users.
- Reviewers say that Amazon EC2's performance tracking capabilities are rated at 8.7, while Azure lacks a specific score in this area, suggesting that EC2 may offer more robust tools for monitoring performance.
- Users report that Amazon EC2 has a strong hybrid cloud capability with a score of 8.6, while Azure Linux Virtual Machines do not have a score listed, which may indicate a lack of focus or features in hybrid cloud solutions.
Ability to start and stop devices virtually as well as add more memory and processing power without ever touching hardware is great. The web interface for management is intuitive and easy to use. Built in monitoring and alerts.
Service, Cost, hidden charges. contract terms. Not very easy to understand or set up. They tried to charge me $4000 for installing Redit. I canceled the service immediately.
The best thing that I found in Azure Linux Virtual Machine is the process followed to create it. It's very simple and some of the features like users have the leverage to either use SSD or HDD for their virtual machine at the very beginning of it's creation...
There was a lot of setup, which I needed some help with
Ability to start and stop devices virtually as well as add more memory and processing power without ever touching hardware is great. The web interface for management is intuitive and easy to use. Built in monitoring and alerts.
The best thing that I found in Azure Linux Virtual Machine is the process followed to create it. It's very simple and some of the features like users have the leverage to either use SSD or HDD for their virtual machine at the very beginning of it's creation...
Service, Cost, hidden charges. contract terms. Not very easy to understand or set up. They tried to charge me $4000 for installing Redit. I canceled the service immediately.
There was a lot of setup, which I needed some help with
