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> a multi-talented unicorn. That's not necessary. Natural curiosity and willingness to treat dev/ops (whichever is not your team) as us, not them, is sufficien
by orthoxerox 7y ago
> a multi-talented unicorn.
That's not necessary. Natural curiosity and willingness to treat dev/ops (whichever is not your team) as us, not them, is sufficient.
- Nursie 7y agoI'm not sure I've seen that be any more prevalent now than it was when we had developers and sysadmins. To me it's become like 'agile' and interesting set of viewpoints and philosophies totally ruined by the industry that's grown around it.
- orthoxerox 7y agoWell, at least the DevOps industry brings actual value to the process (well, not when you are sold OpenStack, OpenShift, Vault and whatever else to run a single container image).
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