Your arguments make sense however consider the following: We don't change anything. Management likes this because we don't incur extra costs developing, traini

Your arguments make sense however consider the following: We don't change anything. Management likes this because we don't incur extra costs developing, training, deploying, advertising, and using this new paradigm. On top of that, you're asking devs and sysadmins to entirely change the way they're doing things. Maybe the returns are actually worth it, but either your idea has very little market penetration and why would anyone spend the time to learn it, or it does (how?) And you're training yourself on an entirely new system with no connection to the old one, effectively learning your entire job again. To put it simply, the reason we're not doing it is that we're not changing things at all, for the most part.