I have one outstanding order that is already out for delivery. Once I get that, I’m closing my amazon account. I’m done. Buy nothing. Vote with your wallet. Edit: account is closed. get bent Bozos.

  • @[email protected]
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    81 month ago

    How do I leave AWS?

    I use S3, EC2, SNS (or whatever they call it now), email, cloudfront

    I want the same fast servers and CDN. I can probably pay someone else for email and sms services

    • @CharlesDarwin
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      41 month ago

      Not sure if DigitalOcean stacks up in similar ways or not. Also not sure what their politics are.

      I’d be curious about options as well.

        • @CharlesDarwin
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          21 month ago

          What did you opt for? On-prem? Colocation? Some other vendor?

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            21 month ago

            I moved to DigitalOcean for now, I thought about selfhosting but I’m not in a great situation for that. They are cheaper, easier, and I’ve been mooching off of their tutorials for a decade. I had to dump a 27GB site that I haven’t touched in at least 10 years and am undecided between a phone notification app or SMS to replace SNS. DO has S3 storage and a CDN. The last bit is just one site that needs some email forwarding but it’s very low priority. $7 droplet and $5 S3 and no one looks at these sites but me so the bandwidth won’t cost me anything most of the time

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      31 month ago

      You learn how to hack multiple other services together, and you coordinate with multiple third parties + their different applications. There are no other feature complete competitors. The S in AWS is what defined it. The AW part doesn’t matter; anyone can do that with enough cash, effort, and skill. Welcome to the global monopoly, thank you for your support by using AWS.