> cloud is not meaningfully leveraged I would very much warn about this. "Leveraging" cloud is a massive double-edged sword. I've been in places that "leverag

> cloud is not meaningfully leveraged I would very much warn about this. "Leveraging" cloud is a massive double-edged sword. I've been in places that "leveraged" cloud. In practice this meant that every application had "gaps" filled in by cloud-only services that are impossible to run locally, can have their own state separate from application state and are a black box when things go wrong. There is great value in being able to run your entire stack locally and having superuser access on all the parts. You may however not see that value until "spooky action at a distance" starts happening and the lack of access/local reproductibility impedes troubleshooting.