> Now you have to figure out how to run a CI on a build server. Deployment on your production systems, be it containers or even not. Monitoring, alerting, profi

> Now you have to figure out how to run a CI on a build server. Deployment on your production systems, be it containers or even not. Monitoring, alerting, profiling, tuning under load. You have to support a new database connection library with new shenanigans. Most if not all of those items are either trivial or non-issues. In fact, I would argue that deploying a Python app is a far more convoluted process than getting an ASP.NET Core app up and running. With Docker, the problem simply disappears. Getting it to build and test on a CICD pipeline is as hard as typing $ dotnet build, or $ dotnet test. > All of that is possible, sure. Not only it is possible, it's laughably easy. We are supposed to avoid our problems, not perpetuate and aggravate them as eternum because we are too lazy to look for ways to make our life easier.