> If you are in AWS, don't pretend that there is a real need for your applications to be deployable to multiple clouds. Isn't the reason people do this to make

> If you are in AWS, don't pretend that there is a real need for your applications to be deployable to multiple clouds. Isn't the reason people do this to make sure they have leverage in case AWS increases prices in the future? I can see how cloud providers have probably made it extremely difficult to design for multiple clouds and so this effort might not be worth it but the reason at least seems justifiable.