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... and then you have to clone all the AWS services yourself. If you just need a few boxes, there are definitely cheaper options than AWS.
by rbranson 9y ago
... and then you have to clone all the AWS services yourself. If you just need a few boxes, there are definitely cheaper options than AWS.
- justherefortart 9y agoAnd now you have a "nexus" in California and they think you should pay their state taxes.
- hippich 9y agoWell.. It depends on what you are doing. If indeed you are using majority of AWS services, then yeah, getting off these will be hard to impossible. But if all you use is RDS, EC2 and S3 - it is quite easy to move to dedicated hardware once your service is up and running on AWS. Unless your load is not jumping around 10x all the time of course (then you will need dynamic scaling which is not quite possible with dedicated hardware)