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Compare Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS) and Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) 
- Users report that Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) excels in its Access Control feature, scoring 8.9 compared to Amazon ECS's 8.2, indicating a more robust and flexible approach to managing user permissions and roles.
- Reviewers mention that the Ease of Use for Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) is rated at 8.7, which is higher than Amazon ECS's 8.2, suggesting that users find AKS more intuitive and user-friendly for container orchestration.
- G2 users highlight that Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) has a superior Product Direction score of 9.6, reflecting a strong confidence in the future development and enhancements of the platform compared to Amazon ECS's 8.8.
- Users on G2 report that the Quality of Support for Amazon ECS is slightly better, with a score of 8.4, while AKS scored 8.3, indicating that users may find more responsive and helpful support with Amazon ECS.
- Reviewers mention that Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) shines in Container Networking with a score of 8.5, compared to Amazon ECS's 8.0, suggesting that AKS offers more advanced networking capabilities for containerized applications.
- Users say that both platforms have their strengths in Orchestration, but AKS's score of 8.4 versus Amazon ECS's 8.1 indicates that AKS may provide a more comprehensive orchestration experience for managing containerized workloads.
1. Makes it so easy to bring up an instance. It takes under 30 seconds to bring up a working ec2 machine which is just awesome! 2. Wide range of memory and compute configurations to choose from. 3. per second billing, pay only for what you use.
I don't like that the navigation workflow is clunky. It makes it difficult to find exactly what I'm looking for.
- I love its features, adaptability of any endpoints, connectivity to the cloud - Azure keeps updating the features of AKS and there are lots of documents and articles if you need to integrate much-needed service - Its easy to use auto-scaling technology...
The solution configures the Kubernetes cluster as a VM. Therefore it is an IaaS and not PaaS infrastructure.
1. Makes it so easy to bring up an instance. It takes under 30 seconds to bring up a working ec2 machine which is just awesome! 2. Wide range of memory and compute configurations to choose from. 3. per second billing, pay only for what you use.
- I love its features, adaptability of any endpoints, connectivity to the cloud - Azure keeps updating the features of AKS and there are lots of documents and articles if you need to integrate much-needed service - Its easy to use auto-scaling technology...
I don't like that the navigation workflow is clunky. It makes it difficult to find exactly what I'm looking for.
The solution configures the Kubernetes cluster as a VM. Therefore it is an IaaS and not PaaS infrastructure.
