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One of the things is that before everybody became a "full-stack devops" you didn't have to be an expert at all those technologies. * The Sysadmins knew Linux
by slyall 10y ago
One of the things is that before everybody became a "full-stack devops" you didn't have to be an expert at all those technologies.
* The Sysadmins knew Linux, bash, logstash, kuberneties
* The programmers knew python, java, regular expressions, flask,
* The DBAs knew mongodb, postgresql
* The network guys knew haproxy, firewalls, switches, etc
Everybody knew just enough of the other other platforms to get along and sure it was great if one of the Sysadmins was a python expert or the programmers were great at tuning redis but you were only expected to be an expert at some of it.
- shermanyo 10y agoI paused for a second when I realized how many of those I understand enough to talk to, but not enough to do anything useful without examples to use as a starting point. Maybe that's a good indicator of the point we should divide responsibilities at. (now if only we had headcount to cover distinct roles like that... ha!)