rakyll: fully managed platforms fail on composability — bespoke and open source stacks win
rakyll · x · 2026-09-22
rakyll (JBD) argues that fully managed platforms often fail because they sacrifice composability and reproducibility, beyond just workload control. She contends bespoke in-house platforms and/or open source stacks ultimately win.
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