Amazon's product people also don't look at third party seller statistics to decide which products to sell themselves. Until they got caught doing just that.
To assume that they don't look at data feels naive.
A German super market chain with online ambitions has a rule that nothing touching their pipeline can be hosted on AWS. Want to sell them SaaS? You can't run your nodes on AWS. I consider that to be reasonable.
Amazon's product people also don't look at third party seller statistics to decide which products to sell themselves. Until they got caught doing just that.
To assume that they don't look at data feels naive.
A German super market chain with online ambitions has a rule that nothing touching their pipeline can be hosted on AWS. Want to sell them SaaS? You can't run your nodes on AWS. I consider that to be reasonable.