As far as business continuity for the end of our journey, that’s one of the main reasons we believe so strongly in running in your own cloud (along with extensibility, cost and compliance). I don’t believe that this means we need to be open source - it’s not on our roadmap to do that.
Our vision is to operate your control plane and configuration layer, while your customer-facing apps and data remain 100% in your control. If we are spinning down, our promise would be to give you some client-side tooling to replace the control plane, but even if we don’t keep that promise, you’d be able to figure it out on your own and nothing would affect your running apps/data. In the end we’re just configuring cloud services on your behalf and you could go back to doing that with terraform/pulumi/etc yourself (as you’d have to do today without our service).
As far as business continuity for the end of our journey, that’s one of the main reasons we believe so strongly in running in your own cloud (along with extensibility, cost and compliance). I don’t believe that this means we need to be open source - it’s not on our roadmap to do that.
Our vision is to operate your control plane and configuration layer, while your customer-facing apps and data remain 100% in your control. If we are spinning down, our promise would be to give you some client-side tooling to replace the control plane, but even if we don’t keep that promise, you’d be able to figure it out on your own and nothing would affect your running apps/data. In the end we’re just configuring cloud services on your behalf and you could go back to doing that with terraform/pulumi/etc yourself (as you’d have to do today without our service).