> It's the freedom to get things wrong, iterate and try again. It's the freedom to move resources around. It's the freedom of not having to wait for your procur

> It's the freedom to get things wrong, iterate and try again. It's the freedom to move resources around. It's the freedom of not having to wait for your procurement process and approval from a purchasing department. It's the freedom of not having to wait for your operations team to plug in and configure bare metal. I don't understand your point. How is any random cloud provider, or even hosting company, a blocker to moving resources around or wait for procurement or to iterate? I'm looking at the Hetzner cloud dashboard and I'm free to launch how many instances I need at the drop of a hat. In the end there's an itemized bill, which unlike AWS you pay only for what you ordered up front and you can reason about without having to endure advance courses or freaking machine learning tools. Where exactly are you seeing any freedom at all on AWS?