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It is easy to swing too much towards self serve teams. The separation that works well for us is the team owns the code, the emissions of artifacts like logs and
by sethammons 7y ago
It is easy to swing too much towards self serve teams. The separation that works well for us is the team owns the code, the emissions of artifacts like logs and metrics. Alerts and such go to the team.
However, there is a team that maintains the build system. A team that deals with maintaining the monitoring systems, a team that deals with network, hardware, proxies, etc.
For us, the one we are learning to balance is the data layer. We've traditionally had a DBA team doing most of that. But the team building the service knows their data better. We are shifting to a DBA as a consultant resource model and seeing how that goes.