ck is like being caught in rush-hour traffic 
gridlock: there’s no way to get to your destination, and nothing you can do 
about it except sit and wait.  As a consumer, service outages not only frustrate 
you, but also force you to reconsider whether moving your critical data to the 
cloud to reduce infrastructure costs was really worthwhile after all.  Even 
worse, since cloud providers often bill clients based on the compute cycles and 
disk space they consume, there’s the possibility that an attacker may