Compare Azure Cloud Shell vs. Delska

Access Azure through a cloud-hosted, browser-based shell that is authenticated and available from nearly any location. Each unique user account is assigned its own Azure Cloud Shell, which is automatically authenticated during every session. This service provides the option to select a shell interface that aligns with your preferred working style, offering both Bash and PowerShell environments. Regularly maintained and updated by Microsoft, Cloud Shell is preloaded with a variety of essential command-line tools, including Linux shell interpreters, PowerShell modules, Azure utilities, text editors, source control systems, build tools, container management tools, and database management tools. Additionally, it supports several widely-used programming languages like Node.js, .NET, and Python, allowing users to leverage familiar tools in an environment that is consistently refreshed and managed by Microsoft. This flexibility enables developers and system administrators to seamlessly integrate their workflows within a single, powerful shell experience.

Delska is a data center and network operator that provides tailor-made IT and network services for businesses. With 5 data centers (one under construction, launching in 2025) in Latvia and Lithuania, and points of presence in Germany, Netherlands, and Sweden, we offer a comprehensive regional data center and network ecosystem. By 2030, we aim to achieve net-zero CO2 emissions, setting standard for sustainable IT infrastructure in the Baltic region. In addition to cloud computing, colocation, data security, network, and other services, we have launched the self-service cloud platform myDelska for swift virtual machine deployment, IT resources management, and soon-to-come bare metal services. Key features: • Unlimited traffic and predictable monthly costs • API integration • Flexible firewall configurations • Backup solutions • Real-time network topology • Latency measurement map • Alpine Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, Windows OS, openSUSE and other operating systems Since June 2024, Delska has merged 2 companies—DEAC European Data Center and Data Logistics Center (DLC). Both operate under their respective legal entities, which are owned by Quaero European Infrastructure Fund II.