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> I think this is a big failing of the DevOps movement as a whole (at least what DevOps became in practice — devs doing ops) which results in things like passwo
by lsofzz 6y ago
> I think this is a big failing of the DevOps movement as a whole (at least what DevOps became in practice — devs doing ops) which results in things like passwordless mongodb exposed to the internet...
Hardly. If anything at all, it tells about the _team_ and/or the culture of the organisation. In any DevOps/SRE/Opsec culture worth the salt, an immediate blameless postmortem analysis would be performed to help with premortem analysis in future.
DevOps is not about exposing unsecured endpoints. You've got it all wrong son.
- andrenth 6y agoI'm not your son, nor am I talking about what DevOps "is about", but about what is became in practice, which you would have understood hadn't you rushed to reply in the most condescending tone you managed to invoke.
- lsofzz 6y ago> I'm not your son, nor am I talking about what DevOps "is about", but about what is became in practice, which you would have understood hadn't you rushed to reply in the most condescending tone you managed to invoke. Fair enough. I am letting you know though the part where you got mixed up - that is not because _What DevOps has become in practice_. That is precisely because of failings and shortcomings in team culture and/or the organisation that practice DevOps.