It already is. Besides dedicated options (which are just as expensive) - those shared cores are so old the performance compared to current line AWS models is so far out that it isn't competitive.
> I could also see them being compared with companies still using venture capital to give stuff away for free. In that case, I'm OK with that tradeoff.
That's not the point. They are more expensive compared to hyperscalers.
It already is. Besides dedicated options (which are just as expensive) - those shared cores are so old the performance compared to current line AWS models is so far out that it isn't competitive.
> I could also see them being compared with companies still using venture capital to give stuff away for free. In that case, I'm OK with that tradeoff.
That's not the point. They are more expensive compared to hyperscalers.