I agree with part of your complaint, and many cloud services are deliberate vendor lock in (e.g. “serverless”).
But all the cloud vendors offer containers as a service, where you build your image locally and run it in a region. Naturally there will be setup to access networking, IO, gpus etc.
so i think you have some fair claims but you’re not making the best case here.
But all the cloud vendors offer containers as a service, where you build your image locally and run it in a region. Naturally there will be setup to access networking, IO, gpus etc.
so i think you have some fair claims but you’re not making the best case here.