I 100% agree with this. I love Docker, Terraform, etc. because it's much closer to the world I usually inhabit than patching drivers on physical servers, but I

I 100% agree with this. I love Docker, Terraform, etc. because it's much closer to the world I usually inhabit than patching drivers on physical servers, but I find it frustrating that once every month or two I'm asked to solve some issue that really requires the specialized knowledge I'd only develop if I was doing DevOps frequently. Instead, I get to the point of realizing there's some issue deep in the AWS networking stack and wish that I didn't have to spend the next day fiddling with subnets (and then not taking away anything tangible to help me solve the unrelated issue that'll crop up in two months' time).