> If cost and time were no object, I'd pay someone else to manage every single bit of my infrastructure, and task them with the responsibility for making sure it kept working. I wouldn't ask how, it'd be their job, the thing I'm paying them for.
In the hypothetical discussion we're having, I gave you unlimited time and resources. With that, you chose to let someone else to manage and control your data instead of managing and controlling it yourself, for what appears to be no gain. The logical conclusion is either a) you don't care if someone else has ALL of your data, or b) you don't understand that giving someone else your data will eventually result in the loss of control over that data over some given period of time.
In the hypothetical discussion we're having, I gave you unlimited time and resources. With that, you chose to let someone else to manage and control your data instead of managing and controlling it yourself, for what appears to be no gain. The logical conclusion is either a) you don't care if someone else has ALL of your data, or b) you don't understand that giving someone else your data will eventually result in the loss of control over that data over some given period of time.