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> At least with DevOps, there is no doubt that it's about Linux systems and automation. Is that what you understand by the term "Devops" ? That "it's about Lin
by SideburnsOfDoom 7y ago
> At least with DevOps, there is no doubt that it's about Linux systems and automation.
Is that what you understand by the term "Devops" ? That "it's about Linux systems" ? Really??
That definition is a new one on me, and you very much should doubt it since "it's about Linux systems" is neither necessary nor sufficient. The confusion is even worse than I thought.
- user5994461 7y agoAre you trying a joke on Linux vs Unix? in reference to companies using Solaris or FreeBSD maybe? (there aren't many left of those). All the DevOps roles I've ever seen are Unix based. In my experience sysadmin roles were more likely to be a windows administration or a helpdesk role than that. I think it's pretty good devops got split into a distinct title. It's not a great experience walking into a sysadmin interview only to find out they are looking for an exchange administrator.
- SideburnsOfDoom 7y ago> Are you trying a joke on Linux vs Unix? No, I'm saying the the DevOps ideas have nothing to do with OS choice. You could use them in linux or Windows or in any other OS; or you could ignore them in linux or Windows or any other OS.