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Microsoft Azure has definitely made its mark in the cloud services arena. It’s massive arsenal of cloud offerings ensure businesses can easily build, deploy and manage their applications on a global scale while utilizing their regular frameworks and tools.

If you’re looking for effective ways to deploy your applications to the cloud using Microsoft Azure, there are two main contenders: Azure App Service and Azure Cloud Services. In this article, we will look at the features of each of these services and how they stack against each other.

From paper records to digital archives; from written correspondence to instant online communications… one thing that we can certainly all agree on is that technology has completely transformed the way that businesses operate. However, while we may think that we’re currently at the peak of technological advancement, this really couldn’t be further from the truth. In fact, new technologies are being introduced all the time, and they have the potential to change how we operate, how we develop, and how we engage with our audience.

What’s At Stake

Like artistic works and inventions, software is a product of the mind.  In other words, it’s intellectual property.

That makes it uniquely subject to a number of risks. For example, it’s easy to steal.  In fact, the theft of U.S. intellectual property has been called “the greatest transfer of wealth in human history.”

It’s subject to other dangers, too, and those dangers do not just affect the software vendor.

Software must be reliable, not only when considering bugs and downtime, but good software requires a stable and reliable software vendor.  Prospective customers – especially business customers – heavily rely on software to do their daily business and if the software vendor fails to support their software or simply disappears the customer can find themselves in a world of problems.