I looked at CloudFoundry as an option, but I was underwhelmed at the platform seeming like it was more designed for companies to provide their own PaaS with it

I looked at CloudFoundry as an option, but I was underwhelmed at the platform seeming like it was more designed for companies to provide their own PaaS with it as a base for orchestration than it being a ready-to-go solution. It's great that Diego can support Windows apps, but CloudFoundry doesn't look like a great solution for a team like ours who just wants a set of nice tooling to deploy and manage our applications without having to jump to the CLI for everything (I may be comfortable with this, but I do work in a primarily .Net shop).