Google Cloud Platform vs. Amazon Web Services – Ein erster Vergleich

[ 8 ] Juni 29, 2012 |

Nachdem Google sein Cloud Portfolio mit der Compute Engine erweitert hat, fangen erste Medien an darin den Killer der Amazon Web Services zu sehen. Ein Grund mal die Cloud Services von Google und Amazon gegenüberzustellen. Wer sich für einen direkten Vergleich von Microsoft Windows Azure mit den Amazon Web Services interessiert, sollte hier weiterlesen.

Der Vergleich: Google Cloud vs. Amazon Cloud

Die folgende Tabelle stellt das Cloud Services Portfolio 1:1 gegenüber und schafft Klarheit, wer in welchem Bereich was anbietet, wie der Name des jeweiligen Service lautet und unter welcher URL weitere Informationen zu diesem zu finden sind.

Funktion

Amazon Web Services

Google Cloud Platform

Rechenleistung

Virtuelle Maschinen Elastic Compute Cloud Full Virtual Machines (Google Compute Engine)
High Performance Computing Cluster Compute Instances
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MapReduce Elastic Map Reduce Google App Engine
Dynamische Skalierung Auto Scaling Google Compute Engine

Speicher

Unstrukturierter Speicher Simple Storage Service Google Cloud Storage
Flexible Entities SimpleDB
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Block Level Storage Elastic Block Store Persistent disk (Google Compute Engine)

Datenbanken

RDBMS Relational Database Service Google Cloud SQL, BigQuery
NoSQL DynamoDB “Google F1″

Caching

CDN CloudFront
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In-Memory ElastiCache
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Netzwerk

Load Balancer Elastic Load Balancer
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Hybrid Cloud Virtual Private Cloud
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Peering Direct Connect
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DNS Route 53 Public DNS

Messaging

Async Messaging Simple Queue Service
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Push Notifications Simple Notification Service
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Bulk Email Simple Email Service
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Monitoring

Ressourcen Monitoring CloudWatch
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Sicherheit

Identitätsmanagement Identity Access Management
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Deployment

Ressourcenerstellung CloudFormation
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Web Application Container Elastic Beanstalk Google App Engine

Wie man sieht, ist das Google Cloud Portfolio im Vergleich zum Service Angebot der Amazon Web Services noch sehr dünn. Falls ich etwas bei Google übersehen habe, macht mich darauf bitte aufmerksam. Ich werde das dann umgehend nachtragen.

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Rene Buest is Principal Analyst and Senior Advisor at renebuest research, covering cloud computing, business technology and collaboration. He is member of the GigaOm Pro Analyst Network and top cloud computing blogger in Germany. Worldwide he is one of the top 50 bloggers in this area. For more than 16 years he is focused on the strategic use of information technology in businesses and the IT impact on our society as well as disruptive technologies. Rene Buest is the author of numerous professional cloud computing and technology articles, speaker and participant of experts rounds. On CloudUser.de he writes about topics from the fields of cloud computing, it-infrastructures, technologies, management and strategies and is moving on Twitter via his account @ReneBuest. Rene Buest is organizer of numerous cloud computing and technology events. Covering the CloudCamp Hamburg 2010, CloudCamp Frankfurt 2012, CloudOps Summit 2012 and the Amazon Web Services and Windows Azure User Groups in Germany. Rene Buest is a fully qualified specialist for system integration und holds a diploma in computer engineering from the Hochschule Bremen (Dipl.-Informatiker (FH)) as well as a M.Sc. in IT-Management and Information Systems from the FHDW Paderborn. Detailed curriculum vitaes are hosted on XING and LinkedIn.

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