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Is it even relevant? You need to work out how much your hosting costs as a percentage of your overall expenses. In my business it is less than 5% running on Azu
by craigvn 11y ago
Is it even relevant? You need to work out how much your hosting costs as a percentage of your overall expenses. In my business it is less than 5% running on Azure. I could convert to AWS and save a bit and it might be 4%, hardly worth the effort. If you have hosting costing > 10% then you have bigger issue, not enough revenue, or terribly inefficient software.
- iofj 11y agoIt's not just that. If you did things yourself on dedicated hosting (which would save you 70-80% of your bill) you'd have more options. You'd have much more bandwidth, much more cpu, much more disk for the same price. Of course it'd be more work. But if you think you can transform more bandwidth, faster calculations or more user storage into more customers, you definitely want to get off cloud.
- dotnetchris 11y agoAnd then when one of those customized servers dies...