I agree. Provide a managed pattern that’s good enough for most things. An “on-road” way to deploy and operate. The devs don’t need to worry about designing and

I agree. Provide a managed pattern that’s good enough for most things. An “on-road” way to deploy and operate. The devs don’t need to worry about designing and janitoring anything but their application. Of course… the “platform” can and probably will become crap over the long run. Or it’s too doctrinaire and opinionated inflexible and new people don’t like it. Then you end up with alternative platforms popping up over the years, and now there’s multiple ops teams working in different silos (legacy and new etc) and eternal migrations. The circle of life!