> if your service succeeds, you will definitely want to move some components out of aws, but not all of it. aws can always remain the control plane.
Do you factor in the costs of dev time in a cross cloud environment at all? Nevermind all the AWS specific tooling and code you write, which needs to be thrown away and re-done to accomplish this?
Don't get me wrong, I love AWS when I'm not paying the bill, it makes my job of shipping features quickly so much easier. It's good and it works well. But it's a little crazy to think it's "cheap" and to ignore the costs of vendor lock in.
Do you factor in the costs of dev time in a cross cloud environment at all? Nevermind all the AWS specific tooling and code you write, which needs to be thrown away and re-done to accomplish this?
Don't get me wrong, I love AWS when I'm not paying the bill, it makes my job of shipping features quickly so much easier. It's good and it works well. But it's a little crazy to think it's "cheap" and to ignore the costs of vendor lock in.