#infrastructure cost

Do you actually need a dedicated server, or are you just falling for hype?

Are you still sticking with AWS after the price hikes?

What's your take on self-hosting vs managed cloud for serious homelab setups?

What's your take on moving from AWS to a cheaper VPS provider?

Would you switch from a dedicated physical server to a cloud-based system for a growing e-commerce site?

Has the cost of cloud security pushed you back to on-premises servers?

AWS vs Azure — which one is cheaper for startups?

Has the cost of cloud infrastructure pushed you back to local-first software architectures?

Does the "edge computing" buzz actually solve anything that a properly configured CDN couldn‘t do cheaper?

Is AWS chronically overpriced or do you get what you pay for?

Has the cloud price hike made you move workflows back on-premise?

What's your take on cloud vs dedicated servers for small business?

Are you stupid for still using AWS when DigitalOcean or Vultr exists?

Is a dedicated bare-metal server worth the premium over shared cloud instances?