My man you are the other side of the coin as far as I'm concerned. Instead of being on premises, you should dive into cloud orchestration and management. You a

My man you are the other side of the coin as far as I'm concerned. Instead of being on premises, you should dive into cloud orchestration and management. You are still desperately needed as an IT person. The analogy I like to use is: when building a house, you need a civil engineer and an architect. You wouldn't hire someone who does both right? Two very separate disciplines. It's the same with programmers and IT. We both need each other. We write the code, you make sure that baby has enough room to grow and be secure. I would never attempt to set up AWS for anything serious because that's just asking to be hacked. I would recommend we hire a proper systems IT person.