The article highlights the challenges posed by "tool sprawl" in DevOps teams, where the excessive use of tools leads to inefficiencies, increased technical debt, and reduced productivity. Tool sprawl results in impaired observability, escalated Mean Time To Detection (MTTD) and Mean Time To Repair (MTTR), and increased toil due to constant switching between unintegrated tools. The lack of standardization and data silos further hampers collaboration, creating a toxic work culture. To combat this, the article suggests careful consideration of both functional and non-functional aspects of tools and advocates for the adoption of consolidated platforms like Coralogix, which offer multiple capabilities within a single solution. Moreover, it proposes a three-phase tool consolidation roadmap—plan, prepare, and execute—to streamline toolchains and enhance operational efficiency.