I don't think rising costs will make people migrate back to on-prem because they're too  invested. If you're already in the cloud, you would have to bring everything down and set up an on-prem environment, which is too costly. We're using a hybrid environment at Flex; we've always been on-prem and have been slowly moving into the cloud. We're not 100% on the cloud, but for the companies who are cloud-native, reinvesting isn’t feasible. It wouldn’t just incur infrastructure costs, you also need resources to support it, etc. Redundancy isn't built-in, so you now have to create redundancy within your system and absorb the cost of getting it up and running. Those costs outweigh what it would cost you to stay on cloud and pay a bit more. When I think about the startups of the world that consist of 20 to 30 people who wrote software in the cloud, they wouldn’t switch to on-prem even if cloud costs have doubled.