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Description	Synology Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) enables users to run multiple virtual machines (VMs) on a single NAS, supporting Windows, Linux, and Virtual DSM environments. This all-in-one ... Read More	Azure Virtual Machines (VMs) provide secure, flexible, and scalable compute capacity for a wide range of workloads, from development and testing to enterprise applications and ... Read More
Entry Level Pricing	Not Available	Starts from $6.1320
Free Trial Availability	No free trial	Get Free Trial
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Organization Types supported	Large Enterprises Medium Business Small Business Freelancers Individuals	Large Enterprises Medium Business Small Business Freelancers Individuals
Platforms Supported	Browser Based (Cloud) Browser Based (Cloud)	Browser Based (Cloud) Browser Based (Cloud)
Modes of support	24/7 (Live rep) Business Hours Online	24/7 (Live rep) Business Hours Online
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Expert's Review generated by AI	Synology’s Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) is a versatile, cost-effective virtualization platform ideal for businesses looking to run multiple virtual machines on a Synology NAS. It offers flexible ...Read more	Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines provide a robust, scalable, and secure compute environment for businesses running workloads across cloud, AI, and enterprise applications. The automatic scaling, ...Read more
Pros and Cons	Can cluster up to seven Synology servers, enabling resource balancing and live migrations. Supports instant snapshots, remote replication, and high availability to minimize service downtime. Virtual DSM provides an isolated environment to ensure the physical host is secure from attacks. Allows users to allocate hardware resources such as computing power and storage across multiple VMs. Requires reliance on Synology storage solutions, which might not fit all business needs. Focused solely on on-premise virtualization; lacks direct integration with public cloud environments.	Azure Monitor and integrated disaster recovery ensure business continuity. Supports Linux, Windows, and other OS options for flexibility. GPU-enabled instances power AI and high-performance computing workloads. Azure Boost optimizes network and storage performance for better efficiency. Some configurations may have restrictions on vCPU and memory allocation. Requires expertise in Azure’s ecosystem for optimal configuration.

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Azure Virtual Machines offers Free Trial, but Synology - Virtual Machine Manager does not.

Synology - Virtual Machine Manager is designed for Large Enterprises, Medium Business and Small Business.

Azure Virtual Machines is designed for Large Enterprises, Medium Business and Small Business.

The starting price of Azure Virtual Machines begins at $6.1320/month, while pricing details for Synology - Virtual Machine Manager are unavailable.

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