I don't read it as your intention, but that comes off putting it on non-technical management. It sure seems like a lot of the microservices plays come from tec

I don't read it as your intention, but that comes off putting it on non-technical management. It sure seems like a lot of the microservices plays come from technologists wanting to use it as OTJ training. There are lots of neat things to experiment with, and there are lots of ways to glue things together. There's a whole resume to build with all of the ancillary tech required just to run a process. Your point about cloud is right on, too. That goes both ways. Some CEOs chase the deals. But some CTOs chase the greener-grass dragon. One thing leads to another, and suddenly you're migrating from k8s on GCP to nomad on DO. > with the occasional service split off from that when it makes sense. Exactly what meta does, according to the article. There it is.