> The only teams that I interacted with still on legacy hosts were either operationally deficient or still running their own databases. There are a ton of thes

> The only teams that I interacted with still on legacy hosts were either operationally deficient or still running their own databases. There are a ton of these teams. AFT (several hundred devs), for example, is practically on their 10th year of a 3 year mandate to get off of their monolithic Oracle database backends, a constraint which forces them to run in legacy datacenters. You'll find similar issues with plenty of Supply Chain, Operations, and Transportation teams as well. The primary data warehouse clusters (non-redshift) and management interfaces are also in legacy data centers, last I recall.