An example I'm dealing with right now... At my job, we're not a SaaS. Our software is distributed as cloud images that customers run in their own environments

An example I'm dealing with right now... At my job, we're not a SaaS. Our software is distributed as cloud images that customers run in their own environments. I need to run regular vulnerability scans on built images. So, I need to do several things: - Stand up EC2 instances with our image - Run our software setup - Start the scans - Wait for the scans to complete - Destroy all the instances - Download the scan reports - Upload the reports to S3 - Create Jira tickets based on findings Now, I COULD easily write it all as one big function. But I tend to prefer to have one "main" function that calls each step as its own function. When looking at the main function, I can much more easily tell what the program is going to do and in what order. In other words, I much prefer style A from Carmack's post.