Hm, "professionalism", to me, is a weird criticism to levy against a product or business that is presumably shutting down due to failure or lack of funding. Is

Hm, "professionalism", to me, is a weird criticism to levy against a product or business that is presumably shutting down due to failure or lack of funding. Is it common, or expected, that startups allocate funds for clean shutdowns? I assume it's just burning through cash trying to make it work, until it becomes so unavoidable that you have to shutter suddenly. >Let that be a lesson to not rely on cloud infrastructure too much without designing your architecture to be somewhat cloud agnostic. Yeah, but no one that matters, cares - whether it's writing blog posts or putting your entire company brand/presence/blog on Medium (which harasses all of your readers), or relying on low-margin infra startups that often amount to a thin docs/marketing layer around Docker. Just like the same people that get hosed by their hosting/DNS providers with a history of screwing users... because they didn't think it would happen to them -- people are lazy, people think they're exceptional, and I think a bunch of people don't like learning infra and don't see it as important.