No I haven't but two things I've thoughts that come to mind. If I am going to move the JSS itself to the cloud, I figure I'll start by working with Jamf first simply because I don't believe it costs a lot extra, only a migration instance.
That being said, I'm not here to wave the flag so to speak. I did want to point out that I've been hosting our off-campus DP on Microsoft's Azure for a week or so now and it seems to be doing it's job well...granted I'm doing traditional SMB file distribution point, but I'm guessing we could easily add http download support...haven't tried yet. Another possibility we thought about Azure is go Linux and do a JDS out in the cloud...I vetoed that for other unrelated reasons, but I'm seeing that DPs in the cloud work fairly well so long as the right ports are open on the server. I'm guessing GCP will be similar but I don't know what kind of OS you would get on it...guessing some flavor of Linux which is fine with me, but my colleagues tend to be Microsofties predominantly.
