I completely agree with everything you’ve said, but I think Neil meant that on-premise systems have bottlenecks that cloud resources do not. Specifically, on-premises systems have a hard upper limit on available compute resources, whereas in the cloud you can just purchase more compute resources as you need them.
I completely agree with everything you’ve said, but I think Neil meant that on-premise systems have bottlenecks that cloud resources do not. Specifically, on-premises systems have a hard upper limit on available compute resources, whereas in the cloud you can just purchase more compute resources as you need them.