Assuming good automation, most of the work comes in being able to do a second of something instead of just having one. The difference in work between “single point” and “multiple point” is a lot, but increasing the multiple points beyond that isn’t too bad.
Of course, if you deploy a change to all of your separated stacks at once through some sort of automated pipeline it doesn’t matter too much. Easy to break everything simultaneously that way if there’s some difference between test and prod you didn’t realize was there.
Of course, if you deploy a change to all of your separated stacks at once through some sort of automated pipeline it doesn’t matter too much. Easy to break everything simultaneously that way if there’s some difference between test and prod you didn’t realize was there.