Being written in go already implies that it is much easier to deploy and the how and why it is easier to deploy (because it is written in go).
So contains more useful information than saying "easy to deploy".
So contains more useful information than saying "easy to deploy".
in fact, the type of project that sees something that works exceptionally well (like ES) and then decides to partially reimplement it (to the point of maintaining API compatibility) is a pretty big red flag that it is NOT going to be easier to use in the long run.