I know it’s not shiny and new, but we use AWS Elastic Beanstalk, which automates everything but still gives us full control over the EC2 instances if we need it

I know it’s not shiny and new, but we use AWS Elastic Beanstalk, which automates everything but still gives us full control over the EC2 instances if we need it. It has built-in support for Docker, PHP, and several others. We use AWS’s managed databases (RDS/Aurora) and Redis (ElastiCache) with automatic failover, and both have been solid in the three years we’ve been on this setup.