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I had an argument with a co-worker about this. He wanted to use Kubernetes, so I asked him what problem he was trying to solve. No answer- just wanted to becaus
by lykr0n 8y ago
I had an argument with a co-worker about this. He wanted to use Kubernetes, so I asked him what problem he was trying to solve. No answer- just wanted to because he could put it on his resume.
You deploy tech to solve a problem. Don't go solving problems that you don't have yet.
- mirceal 8y agothere is a time and place to experiment with new technology. i am a big fan of using proven technology + KISS, but also like for people to experiment with new technology in a low pressure/learning environment. people using something just to put it on their resume is a huuge red flag to me.
- miki123211 8y agoThat, actually, is a bigger problem. Some people are using things not for the benefit of the thing they're building, but for their own (AKA resumes).
- oblio 8y ago> No answer - just wanted to because he could put it on his resume. Is it his fault that the incentives are borked?