That may be true, but when you start using something like Lambda, you don't immediately jump to "what 3rd party framework can I use to manage this". It's not cl

That may be true, but when you start using something like Lambda, you don't immediately jump to "what 3rd party framework can I use to manage this". It's not clear what the weakness are until you experience it. In the end, we solve it with a few hundred lines of fabric and bash scripts but neither of those solutions make up for the blown opportunity of a better and more powerful UX. (Lambda PMs have been on here before and have said they're working on it.)