We bounced off dbos when we found they charge $$$ for their CRUD web GUI ("DBOS conductor"), which they also "strongly recommend" for production use, for good reason.
Conductor is about enterprise features like automatic workflow recovery, alerting, or RBAC. The GUI is a nice to have -- but all your workflow data are in Postgres. You can access it very easily.
The offering would be enticing if some Web GUI features were behind a paywall. Separate "production" from "enterprise".
Right now the messaging is "you shouldn't use DBOS for production unless you are a paying customer", which is odd considering durable execution itself is a production-level concept. So we rolled our own in a few hundred lines of Python.
