interesting details, thanks! To me this sounds more like a "microservices nightmare"? What do you mean by "the service had a mandatory security update" (parap

interesting details, thanks! To me this sounds more like a "microservices nightmare"? What do you mean by "the service had a mandatory security update" (paraphrased)? I'm guessing you are talking about updating packages because of warnings from "npm audit"? Or do you mean an update of some top-level package? Container image?? Anyway, update is update. And Software tied to cloud services can always be brittle. Why no complaint about Amazon breaking semver (if the mentioned missing function was part of the public API), or the package that was breaking (if it was not)? How would that be prevented by using C#?