What are you talking about, Azure, Google & AWS have updated all their IRAP Protected certifications under the new requirements. There's a reason why clients use the hyperscale providers, SIZE.
AUCLOUD has a micropenis basically. Its capabilities are minuscule when compared to these providers. They are a VMware Cloud Verified Provider, the requirements for this means they must run a specific type of solution that gets them the certification. vSAN is 100% one of them and a handful of other requirements
1. vSAN Limitations - 64 hosts. A vSAN cluster supports any number of physical hosts from two up to a maximum of 64 hosts in a cluster. Multiple clusters can be managed by a single VMware vCenter Server™ instance. A stretched cluster can have up to 30 physical hosts (15 at each site).
2. Their capabilities from a servicing point of view is tiny, I can tell you having $5.8 worth of servers, network gear etc is TINY.
Sure they could "lease" more hardware so as part of the TCV figures they quote, they should also expose the running costs, it's going to be lease hungry.
This business has to make a metric ton of sales to breakeven and they better hope their GP is through the roof to cover the above costs.
