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> However, we "Gatekeepers" are the ones that get paged and / or yelled at by a CTO when an application keels over. Not the developers. And that's why people a
by jasonlotito 10y ago
> However, we "Gatekeepers" are the ones that get paged and / or yelled at by a CTO when an application keels over. Not the developers.
And that's why people are moving away from that model. It's part of the reason DevOps is being embraced as a model. Developers should be on call to support the applications they build. You get benefits all around.
- CaptSpify 10y agoshould is the key-word here. As a sysadmin, I'd love to work closer with devs, especially during outages. Unfortunately every time we bring up on-call, the room goes silent. This is very anecdotal, but IME, devops has just become a way for devs to bypass sysadmins. I wonder how many companies are doing it right vs doing it wrong? Any anecdotes from a proper devops group?