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I like Git and probably GitOps does mean something. But I really don't like that has the name of a specific technology. What if someone is using Mercurial shoul
by gls2ro 5y ago
I like Git and probably GitOps does mean something. But I really don't like that has the name of a specific technology. What if someone is using Mercurial shoult it call themselves MercurialOps.
I also find the definition odd: "GitOps is a way of implementing Continuous Deployment for cloud native applications" [0]
At least DevOps is more generic and not JavaOps or DotNetOps or PythonOps. Also I would have nothing against naming things like this except that along with naming things like this a bunch of hiring people starts asking for this very specific skills as it is like basic literacy that everyone should know or (a little bit worse) suddently appearing 1000 courses and materials from 0 to XOps in 29 minutes and suddently Github and Twitter is flooded with small projects copying at infinitum the same exercise without being able to actually teach people the hard skills of solving problems and then translating solutions into a specific technology(ies).
[0] https://www.gitops.tech/ https://www.gitops.tech/