> AWS China wouldn't have happened if they didn't offer enough safeguards.
AWS China vs. AWS EU: Data centers in China are managed by Chinese companies, whereas DCs in the EU are managed by USA companies.
From a regulatory perspective, it's two different worlds. The Patriot Act can happen in the EU, not in China.
This is why GDPR does allow that EU user data is transferred to non-EU countries, but not to the USA.[0]
Furthermore, a discernible trend has emerged, attributable to the inadequacies in privacy regulations and suboptimal Trump geopolitical strategies with the EU, the EU is actively seeking better cloud services [1].
that is fair answer! AFAIK, there are two things that consider:
* Aurora do have some vendor-locking feature if I'm not wrong?
* moving from Aurora to PostGres will lead to downtime of 2 minutes + unknown waiting, where this is not a case when you convert from PostGres to Aurora.
So 100% with you here...