Regarding your final remark, almost all abstraction is the result of someone being impatient and fixing the problem of the decade. Why does anyone need Python for anything if C++ is so much faster at runtime? Because C++ takes more time to learn, code, debug, and fix bugs. These abstractions aren't weak as a whole, but they do have their downsides, so this pain endured encourages bright developers to create another layer of abstraction that avoids exposing these same rough edges to new developers.
> - something failed and the app is partially up? Did it take out your ssh port? Good luck getting access to fix the issue
Not sure how it could ever knock out your SSH port unless you run a container like
> - something failed and the app is partially up? Did it take out your ssh port? Good luck getting access to fix the issue
Not sure how it could ever knock out your SSH port unless you run a container like
Which is very unwise if your main ssh is port 22.