With AWS, I think cost becomes a significant issue in selecting which services to use, more so than development issues.
But then again I've also always found that once you start coding to it, AWS gets you 90% of what you want, and you spend the other 90% of the time fleshing out the exact retry, migration, and error-handling behaviors you need manually on top of it. :-P
But then again I've also always found that once you start coding to it, AWS gets you 90% of what you want, and you spend the other 90% of the time fleshing out the exact retry, migration, and error-handling behaviors you need manually on top of it. :-P