> Infrastructure as code can work on any cloud provider including smaller ones like Digital Ocean, Linode, OVH, Hetzner, etc which are mentioned in the article.

> Infrastructure as code can work on any cloud provider including smaller ones like Digital Ocean, Linode, OVH, Hetzner, etc which are mentioned in the article. Back in the ‘old days’ of the cloud you’d hear a lot of talk about “commodity computing”. Compute was fungible. No salespeople, no politics. It was a utopian environment for developers. But in the decade and a half since, the landscape has changed. Now cloud is infested with salespeople, consultants, and worst of all, third-party solutions. It’s the same old hodgepodge of half-finished incompatible products tossed over the wall that on-prem used to be, only more expensive.