This article didn't make any sense to me. I didn't even see any actual numbers suggesting Heroku's revenues or userbase are stagnating/declining! The main argum

This article didn't make any sense to me. I didn't even see any actual numbers suggesting Heroku's revenues or userbase are stagnating/declining! The main arguments for Heroku's "decline" instead seem to be (1) cost; and (2) Kubernetes. But Heroku has always been aimed at organizations that want to trade time/money for ease of use along across a narrow(er) set of functions. Those are not the kind of orgs who use Kubernetes or want to devote man/hours (or employees) to devops. I think the "actual" argument is that Heroku isn't "cool" anymore.