When I think back to the era that Otto was released in it was a time of all sorts of vendors feeling the container adrenaline rush that made them think all they

When I think back to the era that Otto was released in it was a time of all sorts of vendors feeling the container adrenaline rush that made them think all they needed were containers to replicate the Heroku experience. Otto largely reflects that time in my opinion and a lot has happened in the container and control plane ecosystem since then. I respect HashiCorp's decision to pull the plug on it. (That's coming from someone who works somewhere that takes the complete opposite stance on these things so I'm fully aware of the trade offs.) I've only skimmed the release blog post for Waypoint but from where I'm sitting it seems like a "meta Control Plane" which makes it a wildly different tool compared to Otto.