Computing / storage tends to get cheaper - even adjusted for inflation.
AWS has decreased prices 62 times. I'm not aware of a time where their prices increased - (maybe mechanical turk)?
Are you?
In fact I'm not aware of any cloud vendor ratcheting up their prices (I don't consider Oracle a cloud vendor). I've seen misbillings / changing terms on google cloud that resulted, unfortunately, in a few specific types of workloads having increased costs... even then I'm pretty sure they addressed that responsibly... but I'm not aware of any vendor ever increasing costs... only decreasing them... over the past 10 years.
Computing / storage tends to get cheaper - even adjusted for inflation.
AWS has decreased prices 62 times. I'm not aware of a time where their prices increased - (maybe mechanical turk)?
Are you?
In fact I'm not aware of any cloud vendor ratcheting up their prices (I don't consider Oracle a cloud vendor). I've seen misbillings / changing terms on google cloud that resulted, unfortunately, in a few specific types of workloads having increased costs... even then I'm pretty sure they addressed that responsibly... but I'm not aware of any vendor ever increasing costs... only decreasing them... over the past 10 years.