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Hi Guys, As we know AWS, GCP, Microsoft Azure are top players in cloud service. There are many other players like Digital Ocean, Linode, Vultr, OVH Cloud etc.. and these providers pricing is nearly 1/3 of top players. However, these small players ha

Have you ever used any cloud platform like AWS, GCP and Azure. Whats are your experience with them which one to prefer most. Share your thoughts 💭

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Is it still a good idea to build a D2C premium Men’s clothing brand but at affordable prices even after so many players already in the market? If yes, what should be done to stand out?

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Dropbox (Current market cap : $8B) started as a one page site hosted on AWS. Lesson to learn : start small, dream big. Don't let your tech. complexities makes you fail your business.

AWS. GCP. Azure. Giants with billions in infrastructure. And yet, Vercel and Netlify didn’t just survive — they thrived. Why? Focus. Big tech treats niches like side quests. Startups live and die by them. That clarity gives them speed, sharper pro