Compare AWS AppSync and Azure Logic Apps 
AWS AppSync vs Azure Logic Apps
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found them equally easy to use. However, AWS AppSync is easier to set up, and do business with, while Azure Logic Apps is easier to administer.
- Reviewers felt that AWS AppSync meets the needs of their business better than Azure Logic Apps.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that AWS AppSync is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Azure Logic Apps over AWS AppSync.
AWS app sync helps you update the data in realtime in your web and mobile applications.It also offers to update the data for offline users as soon as they reconnect.It really helps us to build native webapps or services for ios or android application with...
Just like the other similar services, if your app is growing, you will have to pay. The service is accessible only for 250k requests a month.
The ability to offer customers a way to bridge the gap between their legacy business applications and applications leveraging cloud deployment models. As a service provider we need to support customers who have hybrid IT deployments and BizTalk enables us...
Support for this is extremely hard to find at Microsoft. We had a project delayed weeks waiting for Microsoft to find proper resources to help try to resolve our issues during initial implementation, and we still ended up figuring it out ourselves first.
AWS app sync helps you update the data in realtime in your web and mobile applications.It also offers to update the data for offline users as soon as they reconnect.It really helps us to build native webapps or services for ios or android application with...
The ability to offer customers a way to bridge the gap between their legacy business applications and applications leveraging cloud deployment models. As a service provider we need to support customers who have hybrid IT deployments and BizTalk enables us...
Just like the other similar services, if your app is growing, you will have to pay. The service is accessible only for 250k requests a month.
Support for this is extremely hard to find at Microsoft. We had a project delayed weeks waiting for Microsoft to find proper resources to help try to resolve our issues during initial implementation, and we still ended up figuring it out ourselves first.
