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It’s all about lock in. AWS has a bunch of features that you could implement yourself in an afternoon with a few EC2s, but it’s much easier to click the checkbo
by pharmakom 3y ago
It’s all about lock in. AWS has a bunch of features that you could implement yourself in an afternoon with a few EC2s, but it’s much easier to click the checkbox. Repeat this across an entire org for a few years and you are deeply coupled to AWS. They are anti features in that sense.
- Nextgrid 3y agoIn some cases you end up writing more glue code to shoehorn some AWS service into your workflow than just implementing the functionality yourself.