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Ln the case of AWS: customer obsession. It's their first "leadership principle" (their sort of corporate religion, straight out of the lips of Jeff himself)

• sksjvsla 1y ago
  You’re describing exactly the kind of vendor lock-in treadmill I was trying to avoid. What you see as “rapid iteration” looks a lot like redoing the same work every few months because of shifting cloud-native limitations. Also, the idea that using VPS or non-hyperscaler clouds means “poorly integrated and insecure mess” feels like AWS marketing talking. Good ops doesn’t mean gatekeepers — it means understanding your system so you don’t need to swap out components every quarter because the last choice didn’t scale as promised. I’d rather spend time building something stable that aligns with my compliance and revenue goals, than chasing the latest AWS feature set. And by the way, someone still has to keep all that AWS software up to date — you’ve just outsourced it and locked yourself into their way of doing it.