This is a great point. I was working with a DevOps team a couple of years ago and they had written some projects to deploy internal web apps to AWS. It came ti

This is a great point. I was working with a DevOps team a couple of years ago and they had written some projects to deploy internal web apps to AWS. It came time to remove one of the apps, but the removal date kept slipping. After much hand wringing and meetings, it was discovered that they had no mechanism to uninstall one of their apps. They simply hadn't considered that an app might not be used anymore. Nor did they ever consider needing multiple instances of an app, so all their stuff was using hard coded names. It wasn't a fun project.