Haven't used AWS/Google yet for the same set up, we've customized the Azure set up to include tens of TBs of disk space, over 100 compute nodes with quite a bit of RAM. I'd say for any reasonably sized start up or company, it's a good choice - plus the Mesosphere stack also helps avoiding lock-in to one vendor. (would love to see them making multi-cloud tooling)
We're running significant loads on Azure with Mesos+Docker (Azure Container Service).
Mesosphere's stack removed the Docker runtime and only uses Docker for image packaging. Stable and in production for over 8 months now.
The mobo chair mount has been the most transformative product that reduced/eliminated RSI for me.
For years, I tried to find better tables, better chairs, better mice/keyboards, postures -
The problem turned out to be in the seams between products, not the individual pieces.
The mobo mount solves this by throwing away the table component from the keyboard/mouse equation - solving most posture problems. Try it out.