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> Human capital side would disagree with that I think I hear this argument a lot, but every startup I've been involved with had a full-time DevOps engineer wra
by Nextgrid 5y ago
> Human capital side would disagree with that I think
I hear this argument a lot, but every startup I've been involved with had a full-time DevOps engineer wrangling Terraform & YAML files - that same engineer can be assigned to manage the bare-metal infrastructure.
- dragonwriter 5y ago> I hear this argument a lot, but every startup I've been involved with had a full-time DevOps engineer wrangling Terraform & YAML files - that same engineer can be assigned to manage the bare-metal infrastructure. Bare metal infrastructure requires a lot more management at any given scale. I mean, you can run stuff that lets you do part of the management the same as cloud resources, but you also have to then manage that software and manage the hardware.
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- bcrosby95 5y agoDefine "a lot". We colocate about 20 servers and on the average month, no one spends any time managing them. At all.