Misleading content about One Ops. > Why give away something that you created yourself that gives your company an advantage? One Ops was an acquisition. They d

Misleading content about One Ops. > Why give away something that you created yourself that gives your company an advantage? One Ops was an acquisition. They didn't create it. It's incredibly bad. But don't take my word for it, check out the nightmare of an entire platform built on chef cookbooks on GitHub. My biggest complaint isn't even code quality. It just doesn't work. Almost every single action fails and requires manual intervention. Walmart has ideas that look good on paper, and horrible execution. I'm sure that the idea of a "cloud agnostic tool for building auto scaling self healing clusters" sounded great. In practice it seems to offer about 10% of open stack features. When it works.