When the Cloud s Reign is Over
summary
Claim: beyond a tipping point public cloud becomes far more expensive—sometimes approaching double an in‑house IT budget—and moving data back can cut costs dramatically. Evidence: AWS records 27 outages in 2021 and Dropbox shifts from 67% to 33% cost‑of‑revenue after moving most workloads off public cloud, doubling gross margins. Practical options: incremental repatriation, treating reduced cloud spend as a KPI, or a hybrid mix; suggested tools for on‑prem KV/file/time‑series workloads include Riak KV, Riak CS, Riak TS.
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chapters (5)
- 0:0001:57 - Intro & Content
- 1:5805:59 - Early Cloud Days
- 6:0010:11 - Whose Cloud is it Anyway?
- 10:1219:31 - What is Actually Going On?
- 19:3226:01 - Wrap Up & QnA
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