I am a developer who migrated more towards doing ops work. I still enjoy writing app code but most of the work I do now is ops related. That means setting up in

I am a developer who migrated more towards doing ops work. I still enjoy writing app code but most of the work I do now is ops related. That means setting up infrastructure and pipelines for companies to help them ship things quicker and safer. I think for most organizations having a dedicated ops person is worth it. Chances are developers are going to be developing app features. They won't have time to dedicate an entire day on why the nginx ingress for Kubernetes won't allocate an external IP address when you're using KinD locally with the nginx ingress' Helm chart default arguments. Basically, there's always something to work on. Either infrastructure related improvements or helping developers do things better and faster in development by writing custom scripts to improve their workflows.