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The biggest AWS mistake I never made was staying with their free tier. Instead I quit. Because it was quite apparent AWS was locking me into both a dependence
by throwaway154 3y ago
The biggest AWS mistake I never made was staying with their free tier.
Instead I quit. Because it was quite apparent AWS was locking me into both a dependence on their workflow and a sunk cost fallacy that it'd take as long to set up something equally functional somewhere as all the hoops and AWS way had there.
Jump before you're consumed dear friends.
- verax5 3y agoDammit. you see we have exact same problem at our company! we're locked with AWS. We got about 12 different sites running there and I know it'd be a nightmare moving them over to something like Digital ocean. The there's other services that need moving too ie lambda/rds and s3 stuff. Atleast you realized you'd be in deep trouble when free tire finishes! they're quite sneaky eh! I still have trouble understanding their costs sometimes. I'm glad more people are starting to speak up about their experiences now!