Okay, I think this idea has legs. There's a proven market for Serverless offerings, so how would people react to a SaaS product that: a) Did database managemen

Okay, I think this idea has legs. There's a proven market for Serverless offerings, so how would people react to a SaaS product that: a) Did database management for you, a la Amazon RDS (perhaps later supporting BYO Cloud Database) b) Provided a software programming layer that simplified coding, versioning, deployment and rollbacks of Stored Procedures c) Perhaps provided a language environment that lets you program with an SDK in your language of choice, and then "lifted" that into stored procedures My first thought when faced with this is, how do I do application monitoring, logging, exception handling, paging? Perhaps this is a solved problem, but I'm curious.