Azure Virtual Machines vs Softdrive: Which is a better fit?

Estefania E

Engineering Project Specialist

From an enterprise system standpoint, hiring an engineer with Azure development experience is a great way to strengthen these tools' benefits.

Koutarou K

Software Engineer

Preparing a PC environment for internal debugging is no longer essential.

Overall experience is smooth secure and great virtualization , will suggest to other users to use the azure service and enjoy hasselfree.

Estefania E

Engineering Project Specialist

The price is slightly higher than other VM products, but quite a few have failed recently. I want a feature that automatically suspends unused VMs.

It is a versatile and powerful platform that offers a wide range of options to deploy virtual machines in the cloud in a secure and reliable way.

Jonathan Alexander J

IT Infrastructure Senior Analyst

What I don't like is that it can be a bit complex to install for inexperienced users.

Best virtual machine at this price, scalability is the feature I like most which let's me scale up and scale down the server.

Victor V

Infraestructure Analyst

Sometimes I have had problems connecting to virtual machines, you have to be very careful when paying them or restarting them.

Great way to have a powerful workstation with outstanding network speed for remote workers.

The only bad things I experienced integrating to/using soft drive were user error.

Very easy to implement; excellent value for money and its incredibly reliable even when the internet connection isn't great.

That's really the biggest inconvenience though so to me Softdrive is more than worth that short term inconvenience.

I like working with people that a fun to work with, and [SENSITIVE CONTENT] has been wonderful to work with. He has helped us every step of the way.

If the internet is slow, it can make using the virtual machine difficult and cause it to lag.

Integration was super easy, and it felt like I was working on a local machine pretty much right away. I really enjoyed using soft drive and I would recommend it to anyone.

At the moment Softdrive does not have support for microphone or webcam which makes meeting a little bit of a hassle, but they have said that these features will be coming within the next few months.