I've experienced that when the coders are getting paged they'll focus on quality and writing better proactive tests. But when you throw the ops responsilities o

I've experienced that when the coders are getting paged they'll focus on quality and writing better proactive tests. But when you throw the ops responsilities over to another team then that other team gets to decide how and when new code gets shipped which slows down the whole operation. I've experienced that Dev vs. Ops arrangement too where the ops team was incentivized to maintain stability over allowing new code to be shipped which resulted in no code being shipped! When devs own the ops responsibility too then things move faster.