This week at the Microsoft Build conference a new provisioning option for Cosmos DB was announced. This meant I needed to take some time to understand Azure Cosmos DB pricing compared to DynamoDB and NeptuneDB.
After completing the Microsoft Professional Program for Data Science last year I made up my mind to dive into the Big Data certification next. The end of the year snuck up on me though. Time doesn’t stop. You either make time to get something done, or you don’t.
Today I wanted to detail Azure SQL Data Warehouse costs vs AWS Redshift. This post is meant to follow up on two earlier posts where I outlined the different services offered.
Building on yesterday’s post, Azure vs. AWS Data Services Comparison, today I want to write about the Azure Cosmos DB costs vs DynamoDB and Neptune. I’m going to give an example today comparing only the NoSQL services offered by Azure and AWS.
Both Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services offer a lot of data services. So many services that it can be hard to comprehend how the compare without a scorecard. So, I built a cheatsheet for Azure vs. AWS data services comparison purposes.
I wrote a post to help explain the Microsoft Azure Threat Detection types that are available.
