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You can get that flexibility without putting your base load on EC2: Use EC2 (or your "normal" hosts cloud services) to spin up extra servers when needed, and host your base load elsewhere. Extra bonus: It allows you to save even more money by flying closer to the wire with your long-term provisioned servers.

These days there are so many hosts that offer combination of colo + dedicated servers + cloud services that you can seamlessly do both even if you don't want to deal with more than one provider.



Right, I can just spin up EC2 instances which have to access my database in a whole different datacenter. That will certainly solve my problems!




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