Microsoft Azure
Enterprise cloud platform with deep Microsoft ecosystem integration.
Microsoft Azure is the second-largest cloud platform, known for its deep integration with Microsoft products, Active Directory, Office 365, Dynamics 365, and .NET. Azure operates in 60+ regions, the most of any cloud provider, and holds more compliance certifications than any competitor.
We use Azure for enterprise clients who are invested in the Microsoft ecosystem, organizations using Active Directory, Office 365, or .NET applications. Azure's seamless integration with these products reduces complexity and cost. Azure is also our recommendation for clients in regulated industries (healthcare, finance, government) who need specific compliance certifications that Azure provides out of the box.
What we use it for
- Enterprise application hosting
- Hybrid cloud architectures
- Active Directory integration
- .NET application deployment
- DevOps with Azure DevOps
- AI services with Azure OpenAI
What it gives us
- Microsoft IntegrationSeamless integration with Active Directory, Office 365, Teams, and the entire Microsoft ecosystem.
- Hybrid CloudAzure Arc manages on-premises, multi-cloud, and edge resources from a unified control plane.
- ComplianceMore compliance certifications than any cloud provider, covering HIPAA, SOC, FedRAMP, and more.
- Azure OpenAIEnterprise-grade access to OpenAI models (GPT-4, DALL-E) with Azure security and compliance.
Questions we get asked
Azure vs AWS, which should I choose?
Is Azure good for small businesses?
Can Azure host Node.js and Next.js applications?
Does Azure support Kubernetes?
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