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> If Azure comes out with an implementation of OAM that uses their VSIs, I'll get interested. Gabe from the Azure team. VSIs? I'd love to understand this better.

> But I do know that on our much smaller team the back end engineers have become thoroughly comfortable with performing those tasks for their own applications with a little assist …

Gabe from the Azure team here. I’m also the guy who founded Deis ;) Glad you like what you see. The original Deis team worked on much of it. I’m happy to say we have a lot more inn…

Well said, Jacques.

Gabe from the Azure team here. Yes that is what Mark meant. At Microsoft we care deeply about empowering ISVs — we always have. OAM is designed to allow components from an ISV to b…

Gabe from the Azure team here. The sidecar pattern is shared by a service mesh, so I understand the comparison. However Dapr is focused on enabling in-IDE experiences versus interc…

Gabe from the Azure team here. You nailed it. We think that microservices building blocks enabled by extensible side-cars has a lot of potential. We’d love you to take it for a spi…

Gabe from the Azure team here. We built OAM for you, and for your counterparts in ops who want to help you innovate faster. :)

Gabe from the Azure team here. If you’re talking about orgs where software is tossed over the wall from dev to ops, then I agree. The goal here is to empower the internal ops funct…

Gabe from the Azure team. +1 on YAML having its fair share of problems. I like to think of them as our collective problems, since nothing has emerged to replace YAML yet. If someth…

Gabe from the Azure team here. The goal of OAM is to promote better layering of the development and operations functions inside any org. This is modeled from what we’ve learned abo…

Gabe from the Azure team here. We do want to promote more separation between dev and ops. Taking on too much conceptual overhead is hard for any engineer. By having developers focu…