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Rethink what? If you release something under an Open Source license per the OSD, then yes, cloud providers can use it to make money, as can anybody else. Field of Use restrictions, etc., are explicitly dis-allowed by the OSD, because allowing that sort of thing opens up all sorts of crazy rabbit-holes that nobody wants to go down.

If someone has code they want to release under a license that prohibits those things, that is great. They are totally free to do that... it's just not Open Source. It can be "Source Available" or "Shared Source" or "Fauxpen Source" or whatever they want to call it. That's fine, there's room for all sorts of licensing models in the world we live in.