> Curious question: why don’t companies consider an abstraction like EC2? That suggestion doesn't make any sense. It's like you want the price gouging of AWS

> Curious question: why don’t companies consider an abstraction like EC2? That suggestion doesn't make any sense. It's like you want the price gouging of AWS but the problems of managing your own custom low-level infrastructure. If you really want to throw money at AWS and you want Kubernetes, it's hard to argue in favour of any option other than AWS's managed Kubernetes service: EKS. Your goal is to get an app running, not to manage a cluster that has an app running.