For me with small rather private usage there are too many shortcomings leading to high and costly administrative risks:
The always free that requires at least one paid subscription (so it is not really free)
You cannot cap your spending (no one want to pay unlimited/unjustified price just because someone started to ddos you for fun, we rather have the service stops)
PaaS and SaaS have no warranty about the version you can lock (no one want to be forced upgrading once a service is going out of support)
I am a professional developer, so when I develop for home/leisure I need an easy and worry free solution. Now that a 40 USD raspberry pi supports docker, I cannot justify anymore to hosts my solutions on the cloud. There are too many administrative risks with the cloud and I already lost countless hours with Google end of support service or Amazon sudden jumping fee, I don't want to go again on the cloud route with another copy cat (administratively speaking). When you are late to the game, you should be better and address those elementary problems !
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For me with small rather private usage there are too many shortcomings leading to high and costly administrative risks:
I am a professional developer, so when I develop for home/leisure I need an easy and worry free solution. Now that a 40 USD raspberry pi supports docker, I cannot justify anymore to hosts my solutions on the cloud. There are too many administrative risks with the cloud and I already lost countless hours with Google end of support service or Amazon sudden jumping fee, I don't want to go again on the cloud route with another copy cat (administratively speaking). When you are late to the game, you should be better and address those elementary problems !