Haha, this is weird. I'm old enough to know how to do servers tha old way, setting up nginx, memcached, LAMP stacks and whatever used to be the way to do server

Haha, this is weird. I'm old enough to know how to do servers tha old way, setting up nginx, memcached, LAMP stacks and whatever used to be the way to do servers. I am very not much an IaC/Docker/k8s/Amazon whatever thing native. To me AWS always felt like an equally complex way of doing the same things I always used to do. Now the next generation, who hasn't been indoctrinated into the 'cloud is the way to go, also microservices' mentality, and arriving at a time when the cloud providers aren't flooding everyone with free credits, courses and conferences to push their solutions, to them it looks like another legacy stack. Or maybe not legacy, but definitely it has a rugged everyday feel as opposed to having the air of 'future tech' around it.