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To me this sounds like the developers weren't tested for ops skills before being brought on to a team while everyone knew that developers are required to do ops
by siddhant 10y ago
To me this sounds like the developers weren't tested for ops skills before being brought on to a team while everyone knew that developers are required to do ops.
Of course, specialisation helps. But the most pleasant work experience I've had was at companies where there was no distinction between dev and ops.
- stephenr 10y agoI worked for the company ostensibly as a developer, but my formal qualifications are in network engineering, and ops (we used to call it infrastructure) is what I did before I jumped to web work. When none of the developers are particularly experienced with ops, how do they know whats required to do ops? Im not saying someone *can't& be skilled at dev and ops. I'm saying the 'normal' result I see, is that management (and some developers) assume any developer can do anything an experienced ops can do, and write that fancy javascript widget too!