Hi, I wrote the post, I think blaming the org for releasing things that aren't engineered/created with "love" (including docs, examples, long-term planning and a roadmap of improvement that will follow-on), and suitable for production, without labeling them as beta, is in fact detrimental to the status of a company's image.

AWS/GCP/Azure are full of abandonware. I’m more familiar with the AWS-side of things, and most of them were/are built on top of existing core services. AWS’s/GCP’s image is fine. I’d say as long as CF’s core (CDN/DDoS mitigation/etc.) is stable, they should experiment.

To put it this way, it took GH almost a year to release Stacked PRs to public. And it’s already being questioned if it’ll stand the test of time. Again, insanely competitive market, as everyone wants to sell shovels.

So where do you stand on AWS that may release more than 25 new services a year?