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isnt the idea of guarding access fiercely from developers the antithesis of devops? That just makes 'devops' people 'ops'
by idunno246 9y ago
isnt the idea of guarding access fiercely from developers the antithesis of devops? That just makes 'devops' people 'ops'
- notatoad 9y agoThe idea that developers should actually be involved in ops doesn't seem to be DevOps anymore. Apparently that's called "NoOps" now, and DevOps is just ops people scripting things.
- balls187 9y agoLeast privileged access isn't necessarily the antithesis of devops. You could argue that dev-ops model include automation for operations on production systems, with direct access to production systems limited to a reduced set of staff. Developers can create the change-sets to modify infrastructure, but those change sets are reviewed, validated, tested, and then executed on production via CI/CD Automation. Infrastructure as Code, and Immutable Infrastructure lends itself well to that approach.