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The trouble seems to be that "DevOps" is the new "Agile". How often is it just an excuse to dump non-development responsibilities on the dev team, and to ignore
by Silhouette 6y ago
The trouble seems to be that "DevOps" is the new "Agile". How often is it just an excuse to dump non-development responsibilities on the dev team, and to ignore boring but time-proven processes and tools that specialists might have preferred if you'd hired them for those responsibilities instead?