The level of Waypoint abstraction is the same as Terraform. You are not expected to use Waypoint and not understand the underlying platform. This is similar to

The level of Waypoint abstraction is the same as Terraform. You are not expected to use Waypoint and not understand the underlying platform. This is similar to Terraform: you still have to know something like AWS well to use Terraform. With Waypoint, we aren't doing any magic, you specifically opt into a Kubernetes plugin for example. If something goes wrong, you'll have to understand Kubernetes. Waypoint isn't trying to replace that, we're just trying to provide a common workflow on top of these platforms (same as Terraform with infra).