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Exactly, at this decade it's still a ripoff = huge margin for them, but market is there, one can't deny that. It'll even out eventually so they're on par with s
by mirekrusin 5y ago
Exactly, at this decade it's still a ripoff = huge margin for them, but market is there, one can't deny that. It'll even out eventually so they're on par with smaller shops and dedicated/colocation, eventually they'll have no choice but to cut margins and leverage scale to kick out smaller competition, they'll delay it, of course, as much as possible with lock-in dark techniques etc – but at the end there is no reason, in theory, why they should not be more attractive price wise with anything else you can come up with. At this decade-tick timeline they're happy taking huge margins and people just throw money without much of first principle etc thinking.
- laurent92 5y agoNo: - They’ll leverage GDPR to make it only possible to comply to all privacy standards (SOC, credit card management…) if you use AWS, - Worse, they’ll provide special Linux repos with vulnerability fixes that only they provide. Log4j can make all your distributions obsolete in a single day, and only Amazon Linux users will have that patch, this quickly. - Then insurances will stop covering people who deploy their software manually, because vulnerabilities are too prone to happen.