
All three major clouds can run a normal web product. The deciding factors are rarely “who has more services.” They are: who your engineers already know, whether you are deep in Microsoft 365, where your data should live, and which managed services you will consume on day one.
Practical gravity
| If this is true | Often start here |
|---|---|
| Existing AWS talent and tooling | AWS |
| Enterprise Microsoft, AD, Office estate | Azure |
| Data/analytics-heavy, existing GCP skills | Google Cloud |
| No cloud skills yet | The one your implementation partner can operate honestly |
Multi-cloud from day one is usually a political compromise that doubles IAM and networking. Start with one. Design so data can leave.
FAQ
Does the choice lock us in forever?
Some services are stickier than VMs. Prefer open data formats, infrastructure as code, and containers where they pay off. Lock-in is a trade for speed; make it conscious.
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