Where the "is" should be generally understood as "is[1]"

[1] but in such a poorly tested, underbaked fashion you probably shouldn't bother for a few years

I see someone's experienced in AWS product rollout.

Yeah, I worked on an AWS product launch for a product that was not ready to go live, and we ended up trying to dog-food a bunch of other AWS services that were also not ready to be live. It was honestly pretty shocking.

Thanks. This is the sort of experience-based comment that I read Hacker News for.

From the azure post you link:

> authorized for use with up to High Impact level data

That's not "Secret" or "Top secret"

AWS govcloud has existed for HI for ages; this announcement is specifically for "Secret" classified data.

You misunderstand. The reasons you mention were the reasons I posted those links.

FedRAMP has multiple levels. Don't conflate the FedRAMP authorizations solely with marketing terms.