It's less about company loyalty and more about protecting their investment into all the buzzwords from their resumes.
As long as the illusion that AWS/clouds are the only way to do things continues, their investment will keep being valuable and they will keep getting paid for (over?)engineering solutions based on such technologies.
The second that illusion breaks down, they become no better than any typical Linux sysadmin, or teenager ricing their Archlinux setup in their homelab.
As long as the illusion that AWS/clouds are the only way to do things continues, their investment will keep being valuable and they will keep getting paid for (over?)engineering solutions based on such technologies.
The second that illusion breaks down, they become no better than any typical Linux sysadmin, or teenager ricing their Archlinux setup in their homelab.