How to choose an automation platform without copy-pasting someone else's stack

This week: how to pick an automation platform for your team, not for someone else's case study.

Copy-pasting another company's stack copies their constraints too. Start from your own.

Myth: there is one best automation platform. Reality: the best one is the one your team will actually maintain.

Do this: list the systems you already pay for before you shop. Not this: buy the tool you saw in a webinar.

We chose a quieter platform over the popular one because our team could read its logs. Maintenance won the decision.

New week, new question: what should run your automations, and how do you decide without the noise?