Great list, but AWS bill will run pretty high when you'll finish your credits.
The problem is that one does not simply build “cloud agnostic” services and you would probably spend a not insignificant amount of time migrating between them every year or two. But if you were really good at cloud and could do this efficiently and quickly it would probably be worth it
Why? From personal experience, everything I do is either:
- a static site, which you can run on anything from Netlify to some static CDN to GitLab Pages to a potato, or
- a bunch of Docker containers, which I usually run on Docker Swarm on any random VPS, and manage with my own little tool, https://lunni.dev/; AWS of course has some “cloud native” options for that, too (ECS + Fargate?), but I find predictable monthly bill a bit better on my nerves.
This and some S3-compatible storage do wonders for me.