This comment is resonating very well with that I've been experiencing at my current job, and with our new head company. It's always nice if you can take a new a

This comment is resonating very well with that I've been experiencing at my current job, and with our new head company. It's always nice if you can take a new application, throw it into a clean container build chain with an orchestration - or some AWS stack, and there's a cheap, low-maintenance, HA production system. However, there's also the skill set of taking such a ... let's call it well-aged development team and approach and modernizing and/or professionalizing it. And yes, sometimes this means to build some entirely lovecraftian deployment mechanism on mutable VMs because of how the application behaves. But hey, automated processes are better than manual processes, which beat undocumented processes. Baby steps.