No you can't write and support it yourself. When you're dealing with load issues, ops, reporting, i18n, logging, and concurrency, you realize why the infrastru

No you can't write and support it yourself. When you're dealing with load issues, ops, reporting, i18n, logging, and concurrency, you realize why the infrastructure is there and why it's a lot of work to push out a new feature. The fact that you're not excited by it is why they're paying you, and NO, you cannot do it solo, not without a team behind you. Before you say it's all in the cloud, most EC2 admins have to deal with unexpected outages, and it's not exciting in a good way. Fundamentally, 99% of everything is a glorified CRUD app.