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These getting started tutorials are also very annoying for IT departments that have developers pushing for containerization und not understanding that it isn't
by sschueller 7y ago
These getting started tutorials are also very annoying for IT departments that have developers pushing for containerization und not understanding that it isn't just a few commands when you are responsible for operating them in production. They aren't the ones that have to be on call in the middle of the night and make sure it's all running.
- dijit 7y agoDepends on your org. You should try applying SRE principles. Developers get the pager until their application meets a defined criteria that you both agree on with management but-in.
- MoOmer 7y agoSometimes, though, an infrastructure team will want to manage the service internally, even if a managed service (e.g. GKE) is available and compliant with the workloads, and would reduce overhead.
- ianlevesque 7y agoReduce overhead = eliminate their job
- lazyant 7y agoYes, this developers vs operations divide is originally the raison d'être for the "devops" (or SRE in google-speak) concept.