I totally agree that lock-in is there. What I'm disputing is that AWS has exploited it maliciously to screw their customers. More specifically, this statement:

I totally agree that lock-in is there. What I'm disputing is that AWS has exploited it maliciously to screw their customers. More specifically, this statement: > AWS was fucking everyone on egress price and nobody could do anything about it I disagree because AWS has been transparent with their prices since day one. Everyone who subscribed was aware of how much it cost. AWS didn't screw anyone by increasing prices after they were locked-in.