> You'd be surprised just how angsty the C levels are with this cloud computing and developers with near-free reign. The flip side of this is the C levels who

> You'd be surprised just how angsty the C levels are with this cloud computing and developers with near-free reign. The flip side of this is the C levels who have absolutely no experience monitoring cloud spend but have heard the marketing pitches or smelled the "best practices" in the air and are sure that moving to cloud services needs to happen yesterday whether or not demand patterns justify it.