Apologies, but this just reads like a low effort critique of big things.

To be clear, they should get criticism. They should be held liable for any damage they cause.

But that they remain the biggest cloud offering out there isn't something you'd expect to change from a few outages that, by most all evidence, potential replacements have, as well? More, a lot of the outages potential replacements have are often more global in nature.

Have people left GitHub due to the multiple post-acquisition outages? That is a pass if you don't judge it the same way.

Well, they have successfully locked their customers captive thanks to huge egress fees.

customers like us are certainly looking at expanding from just multi region into instead being multi cloud...