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> When our sysadmin Yeah, well, we're in the middle of a trend to act as though dedicated systems people are bad, pains in the arse, you shouldn't need or want
by rodgerd 10y ago
> When our sysadmin
Yeah, well, we're in the middle of a trend to act as though dedicated systems people are bad, pains in the arse, you shouldn't need or want them.
- lacampbell 10y agoWait, then who is supposed to administer our systems? Do people think developers are up to the task!?
- jlgaddis 10y agoWhat administration? If something happens to the system, just toss it out and spin up a new one. Come on, man, this is 2017. Get with the program. /s
- lacampbell 10y agoOh god. That's a crazy thought process. People use VPSs more than physical servers these days. But someone still has to spin them up and configure them and deploy stuff to them. Seems insane for that to be a job for devs.
- SoftwareCSpace 10y agoIt depends on the developers mate, properly experienced ones are often up to the task, while the latest fad chasing buzzword inducing cool kids probably aren't .. it's no coincidence they are the demographic that put Mongo on the map :)
- lacampbell 10y agoI'm a developer. I can do some sys admin stuff at a pinch. But it's not my area of expertise at all. I mean you might as well say since experienced sysadmins do a lot of scripting they might as well develop as well.