Do you have experience with Azure and Azure Fabric in addition to AWS?

I have worked extensively with AWS, building and managing services such as EC2, S3, Lambda, and RDS. In addition, I have experience with Azure, primarily using Azure Blob Storage, Azure Functions, and Azure SQL Database. Azure Fabric, which is the underlying distributed system that powers Azure services, has been part of my work when I designed microservices that required high availability and fault tolerance. The key differences between AWS and Azure lie in their service naming conventions, pricing models, and integration patterns. For example, AWS S3 is a simple object store, whereas Azure Blob Storage offers similar functionality but with different tiering options. Azure Fabric provides a more explicit control over the cluster and offers features like Service Fabric Mesh for containerized workloads. In my recent project, I migrated a data pipeline from AWS Glue to Azure Data Factory, leveraging Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 for raw data ingestion and Azure Synapse Analytics for analytics. This experience gave me a deep understanding of how to architect solutions that can run on either platform, choosing the right services based on cost, performance, and compliance requirements.