Both of these cloud service providers are excellent, and the difference between them is just getting smaller and smaller every day. If you are choosing to learn or use any one of them I would suggest comparing the individual services that you wish to use, such as virtual machines, database offerings, and so on. To determine which one is better, you should get a good understanding of the differences between the two and then make up your mind about them.
Time in the market: AWS has been around for longer than Azure in the market. AWS was launched in 2006 and Azure was launched in 2010.
Market Share: Since AWS has been around for a longer period of time AWS has a bigger market share.
Open Source: AWS has better Collaboration with Open Source communities.
Hybrid Cloud: Azure a better Hybrid Cloud market than AWS.
If you are planning on learning AWS or Azure, as a beginner it would be better to start with an online course that teaches you the basics and also gives you hands-on experience.
If you need help mastering Azure skills to the most advanced level, consider enrolling in Azure Administrator Certification to help you achieve your goal.
You can also take a look at this end-to-end certification course which will teach you the basics of Azure or if you are just a beginner and wish to get your feet wet you can watch these end-to-end AWS tutorials.
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