Hi HN,I've been at $BIGCO for a while now and have lost track of all the innovation that's happening outside because of the proprietary stack we have to work in. What is the tech stack you'd chose for your startup assuming you want to use some sort of cloud provider and aren't going serverless? Looking for something that's not self-host / buying a cheap VM off of digital ocean and setting up the whole thing yourself. I hate to say the word, but "cloud-native".Some things to think about:- Source control (git in some form? where is it hosted? github? mono repo?)- CI / CD- Kubernetes? Or plain old VMs?- DB - Full relational DBs? Midway like Spanner? Or full key-value like DynamoDB?- Service framework   . What do you use for auth specifically?

- Front-end framework- GraphQL or no?- Caching solutions?- Service metrics + dashboards? Do service frameworks emit metrics out of the box? (requests, errors, latencies etc.) or do you have to DIY?- Messenger? (Slack vs Teams vs Chime vs Google Chat)- Bug management + Sprint management?- Anything else I'm missing?Thanks!