These comparisons are written by engineers who have shipped production systems with both technologies. Each page gives a direct verdict - not "it depends" hedging - and a side-by-side table covering cost, ops burden, compliance posture, and hiring difficulty.
If you are trying to choose between two platforms before committing budget, start here. See also our cost breakdowns for budget estimates once you've decided.
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