Yeah that same experience at our previous startup was one of the main reasons why we started Modelence. We got to a point where we had a dedicated 3-4 cloud platform engineers (out of the 20 engineers total) working full time only on things like observability, alerts, performance, cloud deployments, etc, none of which was specific to our product.
And when you take a step back and think for a moment, it just doesn't make sense that you have to run a whole separate team for something that's pretty much reusable across products.
And when you take a step back and think for a moment, it just doesn't make sense that you have to run a whole separate team for something that's pretty much reusable across products.