Microsoft Azure Reviews & Product Details

The way of integrating NAS and Blob Storage

No, it's great connecting different storages

Single Mountpoint for simplified management

Well-structured workflow and the documentation were awesome to get into.

This is very new so there is an issue with relaibility.

Building a tech company. so using an alternate to S3 bucket.

Azure FXT Edge filler allows us to access data of file based system very fast. Its efficiency and reliability to identify problems is best.

Nothing as such that I dislike about Azure FXT Edge filler

Updating towards increasing its capability to work faster as it can be...

to be more productive and help people around me. Get all the tasks assigned done, beat the SLA and improving every day, and make the company grow with my actions.

I really dont like mostly people how can not tell the truth when presented the moment to redeem themself for the best. Loyalty and truthness is what i mostly like to do and praise in people who do so. not easy to find someone but it is always possible.

I really dont like mostly people how can not tell the truth when presented the moment to redeem themself for the best. Loyalty and truthness is what i mostly like to do and praise in people who do so. not easy to find someone but it is always possible.

Easy to use without mega-training! Very logical

Seems like it's still a work in progress

very intuitive - really difficult to make a mistake since it guides you through the process

Minimum storage required to start using it. Their support is best

Nothing as of now.No trouble in its usage

It's best use is in Backend and speech recognition

Accessibility, security, overall control

Everything is amazing about it, nothing that I would dislike

Hosting linux box in the cloud

The most helpful thing about azure it saves you data to the data center, which means saves a copy of data, if data got deleted by any issue you can recover it easily in the azure machine. migration tool gives you all detailed information about features, specifications and the most important part is it gives cost before moving any on-premises data to the cloud platform. you can change the configuration of your Azure virtual machines too. you can access so many applications such as the complete office 365 suite which is given by Microsoft officially. you can share any file or upload any file within your team by using Sharepoint links. I used to migrate on-premises SQL data to the Azure cloud platform, I have learned a lot of many things when I joined this project.

the least helpful thing is when you want to create a workspace in synapse analytics you need to measure some cost every time. when you want to take backup of a virtual machine that is kind of easy but while restoring a single file is a bit tough and you will not get the version of your original file. When you want to create any new service you need to create an additional service to host the same apps. mainly issue has cost only in these azure virtual machines.

It helps me to set up an RDP connection easily, Also a Linux server too. from these two I can do my development as much as fast. And the best feature is also helpful in accessing Microsoft services like office 365 suite, SharePoint online just to sign in to your VM i.e., azure virtual machine. The main issue is an investment, if Microsoft gives monthly basis costing that will sort so many issues. it saves a copy of your data on the data center it's like a backup for you.

We can very quickly code and test our application on the virtual machine. We can easily create VM as per our requirement on Azure Portal

It is a somewhat costly service. Price needs to be reduced.

With Azure VM, we can quickly scale the computing resources as per our demand.Also for back up and quick recovery for disaster management

The following are the few features which I like the most about this product: - Securely stores your Docker Images since they are encrypted at rest and anyone who wants to pull it would need credentials of your instance - Easy to setup & provision in Azure Cloud - Supports High availability - Cost is really inexpensive compared to other options available in the market to store Docker Images

The following are the few features which I think could be improved about this product: - Documentation can be improved - Additional features such as scanning Docker Images for vulnerabilities should be added.

Azure Container Registry is used in my company to securely store the Docker Images of all the micro-services that are developed and deployed as part of our product. It secures your docker images since they are encrypted at rest and anyone who wants to pull it needs credentials of your instance.

The following are the few features which I like about this product: - This service offered by Azure is available in various sizes. - It is very easy to provision & use - Azure VMs are charged on hourly basis & you need to pay only for the time you use them. - Strong User community since this offering by Azure is widely used.

The following are the few features which I don't like about this product: - Cost of GPU based Azure Virtual Machines could be very expensive and small startups find it difficult to afford it. - Additional metrics should be added to track the GPU usage the way we can track CPU usage.

I use Azure Virtual Machines primarily for deploying our microservices as docker containers & offer our product to the customers. I also deploy various other softwares on Azure Virtual Machines along with docker containers. It plays the vital role and is the backbone of our product since all the components rely on Azure Virtual Machines.

speed, agility, performance, global presence, security and disaster recovery at scale.

One of the biggest issues that is seen with Azure is a change in the computing power that is available to the business. If you’re moving from on-premise servers to the cloud, you may find that your computing power does not move along with you. To generate the same levels of computing power on this cloud-based platform, you may find that the costs are several thousand dollars more per year than what you’re currently paying.

Reset your RDP connection. Verify Network Security Group rules. Review VM boot diagnostics. Reset the NIC for the VM. Check the VM Resource Health. Reset user credentials. Restart our VM. Redeploy our VM.

Speed of tool is great. Scalability is awesome as you can make it work for any amount of data. Can process huge amounts of data in short amount of time.

Some connection issues at times but could be my internet connection. Do not really have any other issues besides that.

Large data storage, processing and querying of very large datasets.

Easiest to get machines up and running and provisioned.

Free from the start then fees. this requires a different approval.

We are not having issues. We have realized fast scale but haven't hit ridiculous scale yet so jury out.

Autoscaling is a feature where servers auomated and spin up through load. Types of loda with like batch instance percentage, with cpu percentage and auto rolling scaling parameters.

we dont have control on the servers it will delete last in first out format.

we have blocker with that deleting servers with azure wish we have clarified this with identity services

It’s helps me get information form database tables

You have to have your IP address added to each connection which is team consuming

Get a huge amount of data quickly

The ease of use and the ability to provision faster than any other solution in the market

Pricing could be much cheaper and provide more options

Simple to use and much secure than physical drive options

Running Virtual Machines on cloud using Microsoft Azure impressed me a lot. I was a little bit cetic about performance when running cloud environments, but it was really good on Azure. I/O performance is fair, even using mechanical HD's on VM's (because they are cheapper), performance are pretty much equivalend to a real mechanic HD. And its pretty cheap. You can pick vm's with 4 cores and a decent amount of RAM for a fair price.

I can't really remember something i dislike about it. Everything worked well and without any problems. The environment is very stable.

Cloud Environments, Virtual Machine, Cloud Computing

Geo redundant, low cost, REST based. Easy to set up automated backup plans to ensure off site off line resiliency.

Sometimes large backups have IO errors when writing to blob storage

Data resiliency

While Azure SQL has the same capabilities as its AWS and GCP counterparts, especially with logging, monitoring, high availability, and service integration, it is by far the cheapest.

The overall Azure console UI makes it hard to navigate, even within Azure SQL.

I'm using Azure SQL for internal projects and innovation efforts.