Cloud Insights
Side-by-side looks at how the major cloud platforms differ in practice.
The three hyperscalers overlap far more than their marketing suggests. The useful question is not which is best, but which fits the…
Two platforms built on the same premise - predictable pricing and a console you can actually navigate. Here is where they diverge…
Two European providers with very different characters: one built around value-for-price, the other around breadth and sovereignty.
Both target the enterprise, both arrived at cloud from a different direction, and both are usually chosen because of something already in…
One platform built Kubernetes-first, one that added it to a broader product set. The difference shows up in how fast you can…
Both sit between the budget VPS market and the hyperscalers. They get there by emphasising different things.
Regional providers win on the thing global platforms cannot fake: being close to a specific set of users.
The gap is not capability. It is how much choice you are handed, and how much of it you are obliged to…
A single well-configured server still handles more than most teams assume, and it is far easier to reason about.
Region choice is one of the few decisions that is genuinely hard to reverse. It is worth ten minutes of thought.