Most of my colleagues I work with think that the Containers and Microservices are the same things. Honestly, I prefer using a Managed Cloud Service to host my Microservices Architecture and scale when necessary instead of a custom container on Docker and I see no reason to migrate my microservices from the cloud. 
Assuming that I have a .Net Core Microservices Architecture with 2 different APIs with 2 different contexts, MS SQL, and a Web UI.
What are the benefits of using 4 containers instead of using 3 Azure Web Apps Service and the managed Azure SQL Service?

Most of my colleagues I work with think that the Containers and Microservices are the same things. Honestly, I prefer using a Managed Cloud Service to host my Microservices Architecture and scale when necessary instead of a custom container on Docker and I see no reason to migrate my microservices from the cloud. 

Assuming that I have a .Net Core Microservices Architecture with 2 different APIs with 2 different contexts, MS SQL, and a Web UI.

What are the benefits of using 4 containers instead of using 3 Azure Web Apps Service and the managed Azure SQL Service?

What are the benefits of making Microservices Architecture as Containerized?

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