>>> I'm not entirely sure who they built it for, except as a foundational component for AWS's managed offerings. >> <snip> > If a community forms to support B

>>> I'm not entirely sure who they built it for, except as a foundational component for AWS's managed offerings. >> <snip> > If a community forms to support Bottlerocket off of AWS, then that's one thing, but until then, it basically just seems like a better option for ECS or EKS. I'm failing to see why that's a problem or a source of confusion. There's a clearly defined market of "who they built it for", and there's a community option to expand Bottlerocket's target market. The code is open source, so anyone could fork Bottlerocket and modify it to suit their needs immediately. Will Bottlerocket see success beyond ECS and EKS? Only time will tell... literally no one knows yet.