It depends on the company and the system. Unfortunately the rather depressing trend seems to be towards shoving it all on devs and not paying them more then ju

It depends on the company and the system. Unfortunately the rather depressing trend seems to be towards shoving it all on devs and not paying them more then justifying the reasoning as "if you are the one being paged then you are incentivized to fix things. Unfortunately, and this is what you are seeing, too often they don't give you the resources to fix things and you just end up in ops hell. They get away with this because we (devs) have allowed ourselves to get screwed over because we chug the koolaid. We don't get overtime because for some reason we're exempt, this lets companies get away (financially) with crunch time caused by incompetent management. Oncall rotations which don't pay extra are just another offshoot of this.