Are some of the flaws of the Cloud-native ecosystem and architectures starting to get exposed? Or is this just the natural evolution of new technologies?

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• Good article from Adrian Cockroft on the Prime Video take on Serverless vs. Monoliths
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THE CLOUD-NATIVE MOVEMENT WAS BUILD ON A FEW PRINCIPLES

• Public Cloud would be the dominant place to run apps
• Public Cloud would be cheaper to build/operate than DIY or on-premises
• Just use open source software
• Build new applications with microservices
• Multi-cloud is not a real thing anyone will do

IT’S VERY RARE THAT ANY NEW TECHNOLOGY REPLACES THE PREVIOUS TECHNOLOGY

• CNCF / KubeConEU just had 10,000 people in attendance
• We’re seeing backlash against some of the modern technologies as “one-size fits-all”.
• We’re seeing cloud-cost-optimization becoming a focus area
• We saw layoffs, and we continue to see companies not invest in internal skills
• One story doesn’t make a trends (but it is easy to repeat)
• From lulls and economic downturns have historically come great technology advances
• Companies value experience and expertise

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