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Part of the reason that DevOps culture became a professional movement was to treat both as an end-to-end problem. Which stops misunderstandings like throwing t
by parasubvert 7y ago
Part of the reason that DevOps culture became a professional movement was to treat both as an end-to-end problem.
Which stops misunderstandings like throwing the code to “Ops” and expecting the VMware admin to understand how an app behaves.
User response time is a fairly simple metric to measure if you’re a developer. They should expose that, and other metrics, that the customer values.
This is one of the reason I’ve enjoyed some “true” agile teams with a strong product owner: they encourage an end-to-end focus on outcomes.
- stainforth 7y agoI feel like Jonathan Blow's jai language looks to do things like this as part of the language, at least to the developer.