> But the story's exactly the same on the backend. Kubernetes. Docker. AWS and its gazillion impenetrable product names. Not in my experience. I made the switc

> But the story's exactly the same on the backend. Kubernetes. Docker. AWS and its gazillion impenetrable product names. Not in my experience. I made the switch from front-end to back-end about 5 years ago and I never worked with k8s or AWS, and Docker very little only for spinning up local envs; those were always the job for devops. I guess it just depends on the company. I mainly read code and wrote code.