I think the article gets this mostly right. I describe Dev and Ops as a continuum and DevOps as the concept that each side needs to get better at doing the othe

I think the article gets this mostly right. I describe Dev and Ops as a continuum and DevOps as the concept that each side needs to get better at doing the others job. Noops and/or serverless are both newer terms that are early on the hype cycle. I wouldn't get too bent out of shape about them. My advice in this regard has been the following. Devs: start thinking more about running your code in production and solving user needs. Works on my laptop is over. There are a whole slew of things that you need to understand to build at scale. Talk to your Ops people. Especially those who have the good sense to show you mutual respect. Ops: Move up the stack. The days of providing just OS support and load balancing are gone. You have to learn to code. Spend time in IDEs, work in source control, do code testing. Learn from your Dev counterparts. Especially those who have the good sense to learn from you.