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Buy Amazon SES Accountsfrom $750Buy Google Workspace Accountfrom $30How each listed provider organises accounts, regions, billing and services, written for practitioners.
A practical overview of how AWS is organised: accounts and Organizations, IAM identity, regions and availability zones, core services by category, billing, budgets, and the service quotas that shape every account.
How Google Cloud is organised: projects, folders, and the organization resource, billing accounts and credits, Cloud IAM roles, regions and zones, and the compute, data, and AI services teams use most.
How Microsoft Azure is structured: Entra ID tenants, subscriptions, resource groups, Azure RBAC, regions and availability zones, core compute, storage, database, and AI services, plus billing, budgets, and quotas.
DigitalOcean Droplets explained: teams and projects, shared and dedicated CPU plan families, images, snapshots and backups, regions, VPC networking, Droplet limits, billing, and the port 25 policy.
Linode (Akamai Cloud) explained: account users and permissions, compute plan families, block and object storage, backups, regions, VPC and NodeBalancers, hourly billing, account limits, and SMTP restrictions.
OVHcloud explained: the account and Control Panel, the Public Cloud, VPS, and Bare Metal product lines, OpenStack projects, storage and managed services, European regions, vRack networking, quotas, billing, and SMTP rules.
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure explained: tenancies and compartments, OCI IAM policies, regions, availability domains and fault domains, compute shapes and OCPUs, Autonomous Database, Free Tier, pay-as-you-go billing, and limits.
How Amazon SES is organised: verified identities, the sandbox and production access request, sending quotas and send rate, the SMTP and API interfaces, and the authentication and anti-spam compliance work.
Hetzner Cloud explained: accounts and projects, CX, CPX, CCX, and CAX server types, Volumes, Snapshots and Backups, locations and network zones, Firewalls and Load Balancers, hourly billing, project limits, and port 25.
How UpCloud is organised: accounts and sub-accounts, zones, Cloud Servers and MaxIOPS block storage, private networking, managed databases and Kubernetes, and how hourly billing and prepaid credit work.
How IBM Cloud is organised: account types and enterprise hierarchy, resource groups and IAM, multizone regions versus classic data centres, Kubernetes and OpenShift, data services, watsonx, and billing controls.
How Alibaba Cloud is organised: the international site and console, RAM users and roles, regions and zones including ICP rules, ECS instance families, images, disks, VPC networking, billing modes and quotas.