The icing on the cake here is that those IOPS from the docker agent is outside of your control. Before having to dive deeper into it, I would have assumed that

The icing on the cake here is that those IOPS from the docker agent is outside of your control. Before having to dive deeper into it, I would have assumed that only IOPS stemming from the workloads themselves would count against quotas. Using these abstractions of abstractions of abstractions that all end up leaking fatal failure modes you have to deal with yourself makes me start questioning the fundamental value proposal. The one major thing you get away from is setup costs, but the total time investment gets amortized.