Yes, there are best-practices that should be used and advertised. But there is no way to have a generic tool that will work in some reasonable percentage of env

Yes, there are best-practices that should be used and advertised. But there is no way to have a generic tool that will work in some reasonable percentage of environments. Yes, it's hard, but it's better to teach people how to manage it instead of giving them an unmodifiable tool and just say "here - use this". Telling them "here - do it like this", is much better.