> They don’t offer any of the „cloudy“ vendor lock in things like functions, DBaaS Neither of those are lock-in. Postgres is pretty much the same if you self-m

> They don’t offer any of the „cloudy“ vendor lock in things like functions, DBaaS Neither of those are lock-in. Postgres is pretty much the same if you self-manage it, or if you let Scaleway or AWS or OVH manage it for you. Functions can be if in a special format (Lambda), but pretty much everyone has standardised on Containers as a Service (KNative/OpenFaaS).