As someone who works in a very anti-cloud company culture (which I happen to agree with), this incident has had no effect whatsoever on that mindset. We don't d

As someone who works in a very anti-cloud company culture (which I happen to agree with), this incident has had no effect whatsoever on that mindset. We don't dislike cloud because it is accessed remotely, we dislike cloud because of the lack of control we have over everything running there. If something happens and our local systems have a problem, there are people here, like myself, who's highest priority will be fixing it and second highest priority will be communicating the status of that. Your problems are never a priority to a cloud vendor and communicating with you is even less of a priority. That's before we even get into the absurd expenses and reliance on big fat pipes.