How to Choose the Right Azure Services for Your Applications—It’s Not A or B

As you move to the cloud, an important decision you’ll make is which Azure service to use to host your applications. People often see this as an A or B choice. For example, you might ask, “Should we use Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) or Azure App Service to host all our applications?” This A or B mindset comes from traditional, on-premises practices, in which building and deploying an application platform required big upfront investments and long lead times. With Azure, you provision and deprovision resources as needed, so you don’t have to make a single choice between A or B. It’s easy and more cost-effective to shift to a modular, A+B approach. You choose the right tool for each job, without being limited to one service to host all your applications. Hear from the authors of the e-book How to Choose the Right Azure Services for Your Applications—It’s Not A or B to learn how to: Apply the principles of an A+B mindset to select the best Azure service to meet each of your application needs. Take a modular approach to migrating an on-premises application to Azure. Modernize your applications more quickly and smoothly, and at scale. Download your free copy of the e-book here: https://aka.ms/Not-A-or-B

• Ajai Peddapanga

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  Ajai Peddapanga is a principal cloud solution architect at Microsoft and a Technical Leader in the App Innovation space. Since 2014, Ajai has been helping large enterprise customers build their cloud strategies, adopt Azure, and migrate their data centers to Azure. A Top Contributor Award winner, he works closely with customer technical and business decision makers, and C-suite executives on strategies for application modernization and increasing developer velocity. Prior to Microsoft, Ajai spent 10 years as a product owner, building multi-tenant SaaS solutions for the supply chain industry. He loves to hear from his readers.

• Asir Selvasingh

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  Asir Selvasingh is a principal architect, Java on Microsoft Azure, on-point for everything developers and customers need to build, migrate, and scale Java applications on Azure. Asir started his software engineering career in the early days of Java, in 1995, and built enterprise products, applications, and open-source projects for many years. He works closely with customer technical and business decision-makers, and C-suite executives on strategies for application modernization and increasing developer velocity. And, he works with the community, delivering sessions at Java conferences and fostering strategic relations that enrich the Java ecosystem. He loves to hear from you.

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