Completely different experience at the current organisation I'm at. Openshift has provided a stepping stone off of on-prem VMs and into the cloud. They just mig

Completely different experience at the current organisation I'm at. Openshift has provided a stepping stone off of on-prem VMs and into the cloud. They just migrated the on-prem cluster to a AWS cluster. Next step is to move off Openshift and into cloud native where possible. Really it has provided a path to discontinue legacy services and build out a more modern system/service fairly quickly. I wasn't around when it was introduced so can't talk to the initial complexity/pain but the current team responsible for it is surprisingly small. The responsibility for everyday use has been delegated to all teams which gives them a capability to build and deploy frequently. That's a real enabler. Most of the things that make this work are not really technology based, good collaboration, sharing knowledge and practices and being able to ask and get help quickly but I do think Openshift itself isn't bad at all. It does appear to provide a very decent build, deploy and run platform. Was there particular problems, or just "all bad"?