I think immutable infrastructure is probably the way forward, but it's not yet easy enough to be the default for lazy people. tiny step forward for orgs who ar

I think immutable infrastructure is probably the way forward, but it's not yet easy enough to be the default for lazy people. tiny step forward for orgs who are deploying code to boxes that they never take down That's exactly why this is a clever move - it's a better way to do what you already know how to do. This should get more teams using responsible deployment practices. If you have to first learn a whole new mindset about infrastructure, most people just won't bother, and will keep on rsyncing.