They really do, and because of that they reach for over-engineered infrastructure solutions. I mean I get that you'd like to have some redundancy for your webserver and database, maybe some DDOS mitigation, off-site backup, etc, but you don't need an overblown microservices architecture for a low-traffic CRUD application. That just creates problems, instead of solving problems you WISH you had, and it's slower than starting simple.
