It really depends on what you’re working with. For instance, using modern tools and frameworks from the get go does make operating much easier. But if you’re st

It really depends on what you’re working with. For instance, using modern tools and frameworks from the get go does make operating much easier. But if you’re stuck with an older tool chain and can’t get the org to commit to refactoring it then you unfortunately either have to pay the operational cost or invent something that makes ops better. Not disagreeing with you but want to point out that it’s not straightforward and often requires much work to make ops easier depending on your situation.