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For a developer getting a dev environment up and running? Sure, it's way better 'cause they don't have to know anything. For an admin that needs to understand
by mrunkel 10y ago
For a developer getting a dev environment up and running? Sure, it's way better 'cause they don't have to know anything.
For an admin that needs to understand what is going wrong in production and how to adjust knobs to make it better, you are exactly right.
- sametmax 10y agoDepends. When those lines work, it's all good. But as soon as they don't, you are on board on a trip to find the source of the magic river, unfolding abstractions one layer after another on a young tech (aka badly documented and with few 3rd party tutorials). And that my friend, is how your 2 hours walk in the parc deployment becomes 2 weeks of Homerish travel.