Microsoft Azure Block Storage Previous Solutions

Sankarguru Thirgnanasambandam - PeerSpot reviewer
Senior Architect - Technology Consulting at Ernst & Young

We have a lot of internal products. The development team has been using Azure Storage and Block Storage and Databricks and other products from Azure.

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SahilSharma1 - PeerSpot reviewer
Product Manager at PayU Payments Private Limited

I'm also familiar with AWS S3

We have not really used any other solutions in the past. 

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Stewart Bell - PeerSpot reviewer
IT Business Partner at Sigma Healthcare Ltd

The other solution we use heavily is Google Cloud Storage. I prefer Google because it's easier to set up and you don't need to download a client. It's just simpler overall.

Everyone is familiar with the Google interface. It's essential because you're dealing with a lot of technologies, and people don't have the time anymore to figure it out.

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GARY QUINLAN - PeerSpot reviewer
Enterprise Architectural Design and Quality Assurance at a consultancy with 1-10 employees

Having used Amazon S3 before, Microsoft Azure Block Storage is superior because it offers much more than just block storage. It has various other functionalities, allowing users to store files, tables, media, and more. It's a versatile storage solution that we're using for content delivery networks, coupled with the Microsoft content delivery network. Overall, it's an excellent storage management solution.

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Sharjeel Khan - PeerSpot reviewer
Head of Security Operations at Edotco Group

We also use Amazon S3 due to the fact that 80 percent of our tenants are already using it. Amazon offers a lot of advantages in terms of storage capacity, scalability, and ease of access. However, we must be mindful of security when using Amazon as it may not be as straightforward as it is when using Azure. Both are serverless but Amazon's security is more complex.

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AS
manufacturer at Diageo

This was the default product we went with thanks to our partnership with Microsoft.

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Joseph Akayesi - PeerSpot reviewer
Lead Engineer at Dnar

I have experience with AWS Cloud9. Based on the requirements for the current project in our company, we chose Microsoft Azure Block Storage.

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AK
Software Developer II at CSG

Amazon’s UI is very simple. We can directly create a function in Amazon S3.

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PB
IT consultant at Secoptrial

I didn't use a different solution. I only used Microsoft Azure Block Storage. You can integrate it with various services, and it has the facility to connect to your site and communicate with it, but I don't require that. Enterprises can use that functionality of Microsoft Azure Block Storage, though.

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BK
IT specialist at a tech vendor with 10,001+ employees

I found the configuration of Amazon complex compared to Azure, and the cost of Amazon is higher. The documentation is slightly better in Azure. 

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Syed Zakaulla - PeerSpot reviewer
Project Manager at Softway

We use Microsoft Azure Block Storage, but usage is limited to specific clients because it comes with very high pricing.

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KG
Vice President - Data Architect at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees

When we approached the project for the client who we first deployed Block Storage for, this was a new platform for this customer. We looked at new opportunities. Prior to this, I used Hadoop. I was not the biggest consumer of the product but gained enough experience while using Hadoop as a file storage solution to see enough to know that setting it up takes a while. It was not very user-friendly. Azure is not even comparable because it is very user-friendly.  

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AlexeySaverchenko - PeerSpot reviewer
Business Intelligence Lead at IXOM

I have experience with Databricks and I'd not say that there isn't much of a difference. I tend to prefer Azure as everything is under one umbrella. 

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HaiPham - PeerSpot reviewer
Managing Director at sea-solutión

I have previously used Google Drive.

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PD
Senior Cloud Architects at Metro Systems Corporation Public Company Limited

I have not used another solution in the category of Microsoft Azure Block Storage.

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MK
Head Of Information Technology at DHS

We have our own data center and we use its storage system. But we want to upgrade that because it's not fulfilling our current requirements and we don't see it fulfilling our future requirements either. We have a need to upgrade our system.

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AG
Consultant at a tech services company with 11-50 employees

I didn't previously use a different solution. My email was hosted on Microsoft, so I moved to Azure.

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Buyer's Guide
Microsoft Azure Block Storage
March 2024
Learn what your peers think about Microsoft Azure Block Storage. Get advice and tips from experienced pros sharing their opinions. Updated: March 2024.
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