This is a great list, thanks for sharing! Always fun to see these kinds of run-downs... Wanted to just note that there is a robust space of companies like quov

This is a great list, thanks for sharing! Always fun to see these kinds of run-downs... Wanted to just note that there is a robust space of companies like quovery, porter, and other k8s management/abstraction tools. Lots of them are great products. I would specifically mention architect.io, garden.io, and ReleaseHub. At Coherence (withcoherence.com) [I'm a cofounder] - we would highlight some key differences in our approach: - Not k8s based, but rather using cloud managed services like Cloud Run on GCP and ECS/Fargate on AWS - Using managed services for builds instead of doing them on our own platform (GCP Cloud Build, AWS CodePipeline) - Extending all the way to dev - and not by using QA environments as dev environments, but rather by offering per-user, per-branch Cloud IDEs built on the same configuration as the rest of the product - Integrated a per-environment cloud shell for one-off commands - Managing separate production and review GCP projects/AWS accounts for the same application within one dashboard and SDLC A few other comments on the list: - Documentation - ReadMe still has a powerful product - Backoffice, something like retool often has a use case, along with things like typeform and airtable. Glide for light no-code apps integrated into these systems is also an awesome tool! - Analytics/BI - we have been using glean.io as an alternative here - it sites between something like meta base and something like Looker/Tableau/PowerBI, and integrates more of the data ops flow into the configuration. Worth checking out if you're looking in the space.