AWS:
Pros:
Security, reliability and scalability Options for lightweight services to experience Kubernetes and containers before you move your local environment to the cloud
Fargate gives developers a way to deploy containers with no understanding of server infrastructure.
Cons:
Potentially more expensive than other options.
Difficult to use for new developers unfamiliar with container services and Kubernetes.
Azure:
Pros:
More intuitive for Windows developers.
Supports Windows and Linux containers.
AKS is free. You only pay for VM resources.
Cons:
Slower during deployments.
Does not support hybrid containers.
GCP:
Pros:
Original creator of Kubernetes, so introduction of new features is faster.
Perfect for developers that want to work with AI and big data.
Works well with DevOps teams.
Cons:
Doesn’t integrate with IaaS cloud requirements
AWS: Pros: Security, reliability and scalability Options for lightweight services to experience Kubernetes and containers before you move your local environment to the cloud
Fargate gives developers a way to deploy containers with no understanding of server infrastructure. Cons: Potentially more expensive than other options. Difficult to use for new developers unfamiliar with container services and Kubernetes. Azure: Pros: More intuitive for Windows developers.
Supports Windows and Linux containers.
AKS is free. You only pay for VM resources. Cons: Slower during deployments. Does not support hybrid containers. GCP: Pros: Original creator of Kubernetes, so introduction of new features is faster.
Perfect for developers that want to work with AI and big data.
Works well with DevOps teams.
Cons: Doesn’t integrate with IaaS cloud requirements