The article discusses the misconception of a singular 'best' monitoring tool, drawing comparisons with programming languages, car models, and even pizza styles. The author emphasizes that each category has various tools or options suited to different needs or contexts. The author, using a personal anecdote about car performance comparisons shared by his son, illustrates how the definition of 'best' is subjective and dependent on specific circumstances, reinforcing that no tool fits all situations perfectly.
"There simply isn't a singular 'best' monitoring tool... there isn't a single tool which will cover 100% of your needs in every single use case."
"What really got me thinking about the false concept of a 'best' monitoring tool was a video my son shared with me... the race (which was on a quarter-mile track) had been a half-mile instead, the Bugatti would have won, hands down."
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