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Compare Azure Cloud Services and Microsoft Power Apps 
Azure Cloud Services vs Microsoft Power Apps
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Azure Cloud Services easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with Azure Cloud Services overall.
- Reviewers felt that Azure Cloud Services meets the needs of their business better than Microsoft Power Apps.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Azure Cloud Services is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Azure Cloud Services over Microsoft Power Apps.
- Three developer environments
- Connect to data sources with prebuilt, custom, and on-premises connectors
- Microsoft Dataverse entitlement of 2 GB database
We use the Azure PaaS platform. We use Cloud Services (stateless web app servers built from a config file that you specify), Azure Storage (including Blob, Table and Queues) and Azure Infrastructure (stateful virtual machines). We use Cloud Services...
Billing error caused production outage and took 2 hours to resolve. Any production issue takes at least 12 hours to resolve. 28% VM failure rate in 7 months. Frequent failovers of Azure SQL that require app and deploys to be resilient to 60s...
The absolute best part of Power Apps is the template based system. Our organization went from having zero IT ticketing system (everything was sent to IT department through emails) to having a full fledged Help desk app integrated into outlook. All using...
While its a start, its broken and unreliable. I cannot recommend using Power Apps for business applications. The poewr platform is not a unified system, and users need to create flows separately and apps separately, flow by itself is unreliable and...
We use the Azure PaaS platform. We use Cloud Services (stateless web app servers built from a config file that you specify), Azure Storage (including Blob, Table and Queues) and Azure Infrastructure (stateful virtual machines). We use Cloud Services...
The absolute best part of Power Apps is the template based system. Our organization went from having zero IT ticketing system (everything was sent to IT department through emails) to having a full fledged Help desk app integrated into outlook. All using...
Billing error caused production outage and took 2 hours to resolve. Any production issue takes at least 12 hours to resolve. 28% VM failure rate in 7 months. Frequent failovers of Azure SQL that require app and deploys to be resilient to 60s...
While its a start, its broken and unreliable. I cannot recommend using Power Apps for business applications. The poewr platform is not a unified system, and users need to create flows separately and apps separately, flow by itself is unreliable and...
