>The server almost never needs maintenance. None of the workload is real-time. App restarts are acceptable if memory leaks occur. Ah! Classic duct tape program

>The server almost never needs maintenance. None of the workload is real-time. App restarts are acceptable if memory leaks occur. Ah! Classic duct tape programming! Something like this is fine as long as the requirements don't change. But we all know that at a point the requirements will change. And then you have to tell your customer that the "little new requirement" can't be accomplished with a cheap little change but requires instead a complete rewrite that will cost even more then the previous system did. The only question is whether you are a honest company that told the customer before that that will most likely happen in the future or your planed for that inevitable outcome in the first place...