Comment Re:Just wait... (Score 1) 30
The problem is, it's essential for businesses to focus on their core mission, the things they are good at, and pay others to provide supporting operations.
By your logic, if you're an app developer, you should also write your own operating system, to make sure you aren't at the mercy of someone else's. If you're a delivery service, you should also build your own vehicles, to make sure you aren't at the mercy of someone else's automotive decisions. If you're a restaurant, you should also grow your own crops and raise your own meat, to make sure you're not at the mercy of fluctuating market prices. While each of these scenarios sometimes happens, they are rare, and for most, not practical.
No, I disagree completely with your premise. If you're a software developer, stick to what you're good at. Leave the infrastructure to the infrastructure pros. Almost NO software companies are actually good at running and maintaining their own infrastructure.