i found that sticking w/
bash for longer than it feels "modern" can actually save time in 2026. when an issue pops up, jumping btwn five different tools before you even have a rough timeline is the worst move.
the fastest path to figuring out what's happening and how often isn't always abt switching contexts too soon - sometimes bash workflow notes (bash pipe stack) are your secret weapon!
just stay in
bash long enough to answer those hard questions:what's going on?
how frequent is it ?
anyway, i'm curious - have you tried sticking with one tool longer first before switching around like crazy when a problem hits?
link:
https://dev.to/arnostorg/incident-triage-without-context-switching-bash-workflow-notes-bash-pipe-stack-48pm