>> once you peel back the curtain, it isn't too terribly complicated I am not sure if anyone has mentioned it already but in my experience, oftentimes it is no

>> once you peel back the curtain, it isn't too terribly complicated I am not sure if anyone has mentioned it already but in my experience, oftentimes it is not the particular 'complexity' of what is revealed 'once you peel back the curtain', but rather the sheer number of different curtains that must peeled in order to build a 'modern' solution. My gut impression is also that the challenges are more about aggregate-quirks across the many tools that comprise a solution than it is due to the aggregate-complexity.