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My issue with Kubernetes and DevOps is companies that combine DevOps with development. As a developer, it is already hard enough to keep up with new frameworks.

• hnjst 5y ago
  In my book DevOps is a set of practices that aims at improving the collaboration between Devs and Ops. I know that the term is now often used to label a role (or even a job description), but I think something important is lost in the switch. According to what I put behind the concept, implicating Devs is at the core. You built it, you run it!
  • amerkhalid 5y ago
    > In my book DevOps is a set of practices that aims at improving the collaboration between Devs and Ops. I think that's what sold me on DevOps. > You built it, you run it! This adds too much responsibilities for devs but also makes it hard to find good enough developers who can also manage deployments and infrastructure. I have never seen happy and competent Dev+DevOps person. There is just too much cognitive load for a same person to do these two things right at the same time. The Hello World of Kubernetes deployment is easy on Cloud but anytime you need to do something a bit more complex, learning curve increases tremendously. What seems to work is that each team having one or more dedicated DevOps person. Or I have seen a dedicated DevOps team in large orgs managing infrastructure for many other teams.