Microsoft Azure vs Amazon Web Services (AWS)

I have been looking to working Azure and AWS simultaneously and often get lost between the terms used in Azure and AWS. I think if one knows logical functionality of one then managing other should not be a problem. Anyway, below is the few common terms that are used in Azure and AWS and will be used for comparison purposes. I

IaaS Resources: Compute

Amazon Web Services (AWS)	Microsoft Azure
General Purpose (T2, M3)	General Purpose (A-Series)
Compute Optimized (C3,C4)	Compute Optimized (A11) Network Optimized (A9)
Memory Optimize (R3)	Compute Optimized (D-Series)
Storage Optimized (I2)	Storage Optimized (DS / GS Series)
Dense Storage	Performance Optimized

IaaS Resources: Storage

Amazon Web Services (AWS)	Microsoft Azure
S3 Object Storage	Block Blob
EBS Block Storage	Page Blob
Glacier Archival	Azure Backup
Supports Import/Export	Supports Import / Export

IaaS Resources: Network

Amazon Web Services	Microsoft Azure
Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)	Virtual Network (VNet)
VPN	Point-to-Site, Site-to-Site
Direct Connect	Express Route
Elastic Load Balancer	Traffic Manager / Azure Load Balancer
Route 53	Azure DNS and Traffic Manager
Elastic IP	Reserved IP
Security Group	Network Security Group
Availability Zones	Availability Sets

Few others

Amazon Web Services (AWS)	Microsoft Azure
RDS	Azure SQL
Dynamo DB	Azure Tables
Elasti Cache	Azure Cache
Redshift	SQL Data Warehouse
Aurora
Identity and Access Management (IAM)	Azure Active Directory
Cloud Watch	Azure Monitoring
Code Deploy	Visual Studio Online
EC2 Instances	Virtual Machines
Cloud Formation	Azure Resource Manager Templates
Beanstalks	Azure WebApp / Worker Roles
Amazon Glacier	Azure Backup
CloudFront	Content Delivery Network (CDN)
None	Azure Site Recovery
Cloud Trail	Azure Operational Insights
Workmail	Office 365