Shouldn't underestimate what determined group of people can achieve. As for feature parity is concerned, AWS was pretty small at the beginning. Just like some

Shouldn't underestimate what determined group of people can achieve. As for feature parity is concerned, AWS was pretty small at the beginning. Just like some 12 years ago. Even VPCs didn't exist at one point and you could scan whole cloud from your VM. I have yet to see a company fail because the engineering team failed to build, whatever monolith, MEAN, micro services. It is almost always the product tier that fails to articulate and envision the product and place it on a pedestal where people can immediately and clearly see the value proposition. I hope that doesn't happen here. Some good products in this realm would be Hetzner and Scalway for example which is certainly good engineering no doubt but great product management apparently. .