Why do we require best practices?
When we start to learn a tool, we always try to use the tool on a standalone machine from which we gain expertise and can experiment various things. As and when we take the small setup to a big setup ranging multiple systems, there can be a lot of things that can hinder the performance or could not provide the optimum results that we get on a small setup. In order to achieve the best results, we require understanding and following some of the practices that have been followed by others leading to a higher performance and less troubles. In terms of programming languages, we have the concept of best coding practices, which describes how to write a code that is easy to understand, maintain, and read, which reduces the effort if someone else starts working on the same or similar piece of code. But in tools or components there is no hard and fast rule of best practices. Best practices will depend on various factors such as the architecture designed, components...
