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I don’t particularly trust Microsoft for this sort of thing but it isn’t like they could have gone with Google or Amazon which are the other big cloud-computing providers.
Switching to cloud hosting was easily one of the best things I ever did with my business. Since I switched over almost a year ago I think I’ve had a total of around one hour of downtime attributed to my host as opposed to the likely few days of downtime I’d have had if I’d stayed with Dreamhost.