> Encourages you to go to instances and check stuff rather than improve monitoring / health checks. I don't think it does, well it doesn't when you have > 40 m

> Encourages you to go to instances and check stuff rather than improve monitoring / health checks. I don't think it does, well it doesn't when you have > 40 machines anyway. Plus it doesn't give the ability to compare and contrast simply. (graphs are _awesome_) > Tailing log files rather than centralised log management for all the things. Yes, I tend to agree. But proper centralised logging is either exceptionally hard, or a hefty splunk tax. That also encourages people to derive graphs from logs, which is arse about face. Graphs first, logs when you are desperate. > Trying things out / quickly checking something in production I can see this, but normally one would expect people to not have general access to prod, if they are going to do that...