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I'm not much of a fan of devops. I would really like to have an ops person who really knows what they are doing, and has that as their prime concern, rather tha
by thrower123 8y ago
I'm not much of a fan of devops. I would really like to have an ops person who really knows what they are doing, and has that as their prime concern, rather than having it be just one more concern tacked onto everything else that developers already are responsible for. Specialization is dead, we just have a bunch of generalists muddling along. Right now I'm wearing more hats than a hat rack, between front-end, back-end, database, operations, support, security, project management, testing, and sorta kinda managing a few junior engineers. I can do one or two of those things well at a time, the rest I'm just bailing water or it goes by the wayside entirely.
- dijit 8y agoDevOPs is not one person doing everything, it's removing the walls between developers and operations. Ideally you have a "devops team" consisting of devs and ops. But as I always say: "Devops is not a job title"[0] only cheap hiring managers think it is. [0]: https://www.infoworld.com/article/3263812/devops/do-not-hire-a-devops-engineer.html https://www.infoworld.com/article/3263812/devops/do-not-hire...