I guess it depends on how much you need "right now".
It doesn't take crazy amounts of effort to set up app servers, a load balancer, a database, and S3-compatible storage somewhere else.
If you had one person working on that two days a month you could keep a warm fallback system ready to go. That takes some effort to keep a map of what your cloud services are actually doing, which is a good idea anyway.
It doesn't take crazy amounts of effort to set up app servers, a load balancer, a database, and S3-compatible storage somewhere else.
If you had one person working on that two days a month you could keep a warm fallback system ready to go. That takes some effort to keep a map of what your cloud services are actually doing, which is a good idea anyway.