@iamkonstantin @can while true, I still wouldn't be too harsh - as the saying goes "Rome wasn't built in one day". And if you have the ecosystem migrating from one cloud operator town another is somewhat simpler then inventing whole payment system over night.
Besides - our current cloud offering is still developing :/
@can @iamkonstantin resource constraint / availability?
Sadly whole "cloud market" is dominated by usanian big tech... there is OVH, Scalloway and German Lidl / Swartz (if memory serves me right) but It may not be enough. Also - there is a high chance that the tech team WSS more familiar with established stack, so to push the effort "out of the gate" they opted for AWS...
I do want tj feel optimistic that in the meantime they are evaluating alternatives... (not tj mention that AWS is absurdly overpriced...)
@luc0x61 it's great that you know what an ASN is, but you apparently don't really understand how networks work. It's up to the domain owner to decide which server operator to use. Wero chose Digital Ocean. This means, they signed up at an US company, purchased US services and configured their domain to point to these US services.
They could have used Hetzner, OVH, Scaleway or any other European cloud provider. If they had, the DNS entry for these IPs would return the respective EU company's name, instead of an US one.
They made a choice here.

Oof 😖
@can that command doesn't work for me tho
dig +short pay.weropay.eu | xargs -n1 whois | grep OrgName
does the job
@can it is a marathon, not a sprint.
So yeah, almost anything still uses us tech under the hood. But is a good start to begin with, developing european APIs fist.
We already had it done the wrong way around with GAIA-X which still is looking for use cases.