Fully agreed. Funnily enough, I've been debating one of Vercel's team members on the next JS subreddit about this very thing. For those not aware, Next JS is fu

Fully agreed. Funnily enough, I've been debating one of Vercel's team members on the next JS subreddit about this very thing. For those not aware, Next JS is fundamentally not openly usable outside of Vercel as a hosting platform. They do provide a docker image so you can feasibly use that wherever to run Next JS, but obviously... thats a docker image. Like if I wanted to use Next JS with AWS lambda, I wouldn't be able to. Even though that's what Vercel uses under the hood for hosting.