The analogy you are replying to is pointing out that it works just fine for production, so if you should use it or not is simply a matter of taste.
More to the point, there is no objectively right answer of what stack you should use. There are plenty of objectively wrong answers, but compose isn't one of them.
Even the wrong answers, it comes down to who's dealing with the mess? Who's paying for the site's uptime? Who isn't getting paid while the site isn't up?
More to the point, there is no objectively right answer of what stack you should use. There are plenty of objectively wrong answers, but compose isn't one of them.