Honestly I think this isn't true at this point. It's pretty damn easy with 'audit2allow' (That's a console command) and your audit.log, to fix for just about an

Honestly I think this isn't true at this point. It's pretty damn easy with 'audit2allow' (That's a console command) and your audit.log, to fix for just about any issues you have getting your applications working with selinux. What's better still, is there are a couple selinux modules for Puppet or Chef which allow you to take your audit2allow rules and build them on the fly for any deployed machine!