It's required very little maintenance so far, and it may even be a positive ROI because I'm using the same setup for development. Since it's part of the same Ku

It's required very little maintenance so far, and it may even be a positive ROI because I'm using the same setup for development. Since it's part of the same Kubernetes config, it's easy to spin up the DB under Docker Desktop for home development. I don't know how I'd do that with a managed solution.