You don’t mention how you are going to handle the deployment process, logging (rotation, access, etc), metrics or the like. Those are obviously solvable but eac

You don’t mention how you are going to handle the deployment process, logging (rotation, access, etc), metrics or the like. Those are obviously solvable but each takes some amount of configuration and management that some people don’t want to do. If you are going to say “just use a vm” for every PaaS offering get ready for me to ask “why a vm?” You could do everything you do on a vm with a bare metal server as well and it’s pretty easy and you maintain more control. Of course you probably have good reasons, perhaps lend others the same benefit of doubt?