This feels like Otto v2 to me, and it seems like it hasn't actually solved the underlying problem with Otto: that it was simpler to just use and learn the underlying tools instead of a very specific DSL that transformed into them. If I have to look up how to use Waypoint to create Dockerfiles/Kubernetes manifests anyway, why not just learn how to use Dockerfiles and Kubernetes manifests?
I'm pretty excited by Boundary, but I don't really see the point of this.
But...
This feels like Otto v2 to me, and it seems like it hasn't actually solved the underlying problem with Otto: that it was simpler to just use and learn the underlying tools instead of a very specific DSL that transformed into them. If I have to look up how to use Waypoint to create Dockerfiles/Kubernetes manifests anyway, why not just learn how to use Dockerfiles and Kubernetes manifests?
I'm pretty excited by Boundary, but I don't really see the point of this.