I think this is one side of an argument. It's valid, and it needs to be heeded, but still incomplete. Cloud setups are useful, as are many ways of their associ

I think this is one side of an argument. It's valid, and it needs to be heeded, but still incomplete. Cloud setups are useful, as are many ways of their associated architecture/infrastructure elements. Saying no to these is problematic too. It is true that cloud computing has become a monopolistic, categorically non-neutral sector. They'll have you over a barrell. So, dilemmas. Difficult strategic choices.