I mean, the on-prem, Cloud adverse crowd was totally out voted when Microsoft was pushing enterprise to cloud. The whole point was scalability, flexibility, kno

I mean, the on-prem, Cloud adverse crowd was totally out voted when Microsoft was pushing enterprise to cloud. The whole point was scalability, flexibility, knowledge requirements, ect ect. The server administrators and network engineers balked, but eventually got fired and rehired somewhere else as "cloud architects" working with technology that nobody really likes, nobody really understands, and is kind of a moving target of security and business implications. But what do we know, right? I mean who would have guessed that the vendor would screw you in the exact fashion that you were told the vendor would try to screw you in. /sarcasm You asked for this kind of treatment, and then threw away your last bargaining chip against it. You own nothing, so you have no say left in anything. Congratulations. Don't forget your renewal date.