I've a love and hate relationship with triggers, but I just need to say triggers don't have that much overhead if done correctly. 99% of businesses don't have

I've a love and hate relationship with triggers, but I just need to say triggers don't have that much overhead if done correctly. 99% of businesses don't have a scaling concern, and triggers will do them well if they use it to capture mandatory rules instead of trying to implement it at the application layer. It's a pain when misused. The key thing is to reason about your user permission/roles correctly so that you don't end up with cascading failures when adding new triggers.