> Just because a developer knows Docker does not mean they know how to expose that securely to the public While that's certainly true, I think you missed the p

> Just because a developer knows Docker does not mean they know how to expose that securely to the public While that's certainly true, I think you missed the part where the guy specifically applied for a DevOps position. The "Ops"-part wasn't optional and exposing a test system to the public in the first place is a big fail in and of itself obviously. But that's besides the point: the point was that operating even a single server is more complex than many people tend to admit and you just confirmed this statement. I also don't understand how you jump from "it's not hard" and "big scary nothing" to "funded startups" and getting a "different team" preferably consisting of knowledgeable "grey beards". Which is it? Is it simple enough to learn on a rainy weekend or do you actually need dedicated trained and/or experienced professionals, because far too many devs are unsuitable for this? I have trouble following your train of thought tbh.