Honestly, the answer is only relevant if you actually have zero experience deploying any stack, or orthodox LAMP stack. If you have no experience with (stack Z

Honestly, the answer is only relevant if you actually have zero experience deploying any stack, or orthodox LAMP stack. If you have no experience with (stack Z), then you will have to go out and get some experience before opting to use (stack Z). The problem is, many people hear this and stop there. While there are some barriers to experience and production-readiness, they are not insurmountable, and there may be a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. There is a cost for everything. Sometimes it's an opportunity cost. (Sometimes the cost can also come from not acting.)