Yes. Being able to do this at the programming language level is extremely powerful and creates an entirely different way of building applications. My go-to ana

Yes. Being able to do this at the programming language level is extremely powerful and creates an entirely different way of building applications. My go-to analogy is building a city (lots of individual, isolated, separate stack processes) instead of a big skyscraper (deep stack requests, concurrency difficult, error recovery manual). You can build that city in a limited way with k8s, but there's way more overhead along the way, to the point of it not being enjoyable for me.