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I think this is more correlated to maturity than size. It's just that size is highly correlated to maturity. I've been in large companies where I was the admi
by mywittyname 5y ago
I think this is more correlated to maturity than size. It's just that size is highly correlated to maturity.
I've been in large companies where I was the admin/owner of their AWS account. And I've worked at companies with 200 people where I have to submit tickets to get anything created in AWS. The major difference was how mature the product was.
- necheffa 5y agoI work on a suite of products over 50 years old that have been incumbent for about that long and still have a submit tickets to get just about anything done.
- closeparen 5y agoMy current employer has a nice balanced approach to this: everything is a code review. I may need a gatekeeper to approve my change, but I can always submit it. It’s also safer this way. Not even the proper owners should routinely be on production shells or tools with live write access. They also go through peer review with each other. Once the infrastructure is in place for that, it makes sense to open up.