I find myself using it for development more than anything else and it is very nice for that. For example I have a little universe of very singularly purposed th

I find myself using it for development more than anything else and it is very nice for that. For example I have a little universe of very singularly purposed things that work together in a bundle. Come time to actually deploy it in production, I would typically have these individual things broke out into their own clusters of servers or cherry pick managed services that make the most sense for cost/reliability/ease of use etc. but I'm sure I'm just inexperienced with all the different scenarios larger orgs would do. At least for development, it really is beautiful to work with and saves loads of time fiddling to get some monstrosity of permutation settings just right after googling many hours to get there. I don't recall spending a day on setting up an env and thinking that it was worth knowing how to do or time well spent.