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Not every company is a single page webapp and simple service portfolio... I work at a place with 3,000+ developers and over 700 applications - there is no way
by supernovae 8y ago
Not every company is a single page webapp and simple service portfolio... I work at a place with 3,000+ developers and over 700 applications - there is no way in hell our cloud portfolio would have any standards if we didn't have a robust operations/engineering team making it work. Sometimes, even when you adopt the cloud, you realize that your operations model is even more important and there is nothing wrong with that.
The real problem is believing that there is a pure model that works for everyone.
- whatshisface 8y agoThe parent's point was that if the ops/deployment engineering team is unresponsive to the needs of developers, it may end up being better to run with no standards in cowboy-mode. If they ops team is extremely fast and highly skilled, they will be a boon full stop. If they are unskilled and politically obstructive, they will be a curse, full stop.
- supernovae 8y agoI got a more "you're doing it wrong" vibe...
- ethbro 8y agoI work at a Top25 US company by revenue. In no way am I responsible for our migration going well. But I do feel if a company this size can do it, then others failing to do so says more about their architecture teams than the endeavor's futility.
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