Very good read. While I don't like the term lock-in cost, it's really a cost of change, this is a ve

Very good read. While I don’t like the term lock-in cost — much of it is the cost of change any migration carries, with vendor-specific dependencies adding their own switching cost on top — this is a very valid point of view: Don’t look at migration cost in isolation but consider opportunity gain at the same time - https://www.thoughtworks.com/insights/blog/mitigating-serverless-lock-fears - and yes there is https://aws.amazon.com/msk/ …