It's not FUD just because you don't agree with it. Having control is great when someone's breathing down your neck, but for a lot of organizations you'll not h

It's not FUD just because you don't agree with it. Having control is great when someone's breathing down your neck, but for a lot of organizations you'll not have people breathing down your neck as often on AWS. (At least in terms of the service itself, bad code and bad deploys are still a thing) It's different tradeoffs and the vast majority of shops are not set up to compete with AWS in terms of uptime. I'm not an AWS apologist by any means and in fact I've been moving services off AWS over the last few years, but I can't abide your claims of FUD.