Well, it works.
So much money is wasted with AWS. (Look at at their margins.)
It's useful in development/testing. It's irresponsible to use managed services that don't have an easy migration path to something open.
So much money is wasted with AWS. (Look at at their margins.)
It's useful in development/testing. It's irresponsible to use managed services that don't have an easy migration path to something open.
Deep-Learning in the cloud really is a scam and a complete waste of money.
Do you look at a car manufacturer, see that they're making a profit, and assume "I could clearly build a comparable car for less money?"
On both sides of this, the thing to do is to critically examine your needs and decide if one or another solution fits. AWS can be a game changer for some companies and an immensely complicated money sink that never gets good enough performance for others.