Again, you are tunneling...<p>I used Amazon as an example. If you actually read what I&#x27;m saying, about how Cloud businesses <i>in general</i> depend on meeting their guarantees and not screwing over businesses, how their superior quality is because of scale and specialization, how they are reliable because one failure would doom them and they haven&#x27;t failed yet, you could see that this has nothing to do with Amazon at all.<p>You keep arguing that Amazon is a bad provider. So what? I was never interested in that at all. I&#x27;m not comparing them to Azure or Google or the supposed &quot;1000 datacenters and colo providers&quot; you seem to know of. I don&#x27;t care who is better or worse, I was talking about using cloud services in general.<p>Pay attention to the topic, pay attention to what my arguments were. Amazon&#x27;s SLA is utterly irrelevant to anything, what are you even trying to convince me of? None of anything you&#x27;ve said is remotely relevant to my point. It&#x27;s like arguing about whether Ford or Toyota makes better hybrids in a discussion about whether electric cars are a good idea, I just don&#x27;t care.