They are? I've seen more cases I think where it drives folks all-in on the cloud. A few units tired of dealing with on-prem infra group spin stuff up in the clo

They are? I've seen more cases I think where it drives folks all-in on the cloud. A few units tired of dealing with on-prem infra group spin stuff up in the cloud. Before you know it big workloads are lifting and shifting because its easier to bring the data to the new stuff in the cloud than it is to bring the cloud stuff on-prem. That said, if CIO and CFO's are (truly) pissed off, then that is going to be a huge revenue swing for AWS shortly. I personally doubt it. Azure and GCP are not that much cheaper here. And AWS is offering some great pricing actually on things like ECS Anywhere, so now if you want it is (a bit) easier to bring a workload local to your data lake. I think that is not a great short term move by AWS, but long term helps with goodwill.