🚀 Why companies resist moving compute out of their own accounts as they scale? e.g Moving from Databricks Classic to SQL Serverless Because Bring-Your-Own-Cloud (BYOC) isn't just smart architecture—it's the economics that make sense. Here's why it wins: 💰 1) Spot and reserved discounts work for you, not the vendor.** 🔐 2) Data stays secured inside your own compliance perimeter.** 📊 3) Full transparency into the real $/GB cost of your workloads.** With AI driving massive data growth, BYOC becomes essential once costs start ramping.

What are some reasons y'all would still prefer running "fully-managed" compute outside your accounts to process data? (besides the promise of faster, managed service)