It's both myopic and naive to assume there's a binary set of circumstances that lend an upper hand to self-hosting or cloud hosting. It's a sliding scale. What

It's both myopic and naive to assume there's a binary set of circumstances that lend an upper hand to self-hosting or cloud hosting. It's a sliding scale. What makes you money? What's your expected growth? What are your security needs? What experience does your team have? In this thread, people at each end of the scale are 1. conflating different use cases (wordpress is not the same as a massive, scaled data ingest pipeline) and 2. are ignoring the hidden costs of both.