> All of this can be set up in-house with open source tooling, there really is no excuse. You use cloud services because they don't cost so much time and have

> All of this can be set up in-house with open source tooling, there really is no excuse. You use cloud services because they don't cost so much time and have a fixed amount of money (normally) that you can sink into. Also, there are people who fix the problems with the product. You can't just do everything on your own if you want to focus on your product.