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That's not been my experience at all. Developers absolutely do need to be roped in to help put out fires when the application is misbehaving, and most of us qui
by wizofaus 4y ago
That's not been my experience at all. Developers absolutely do need to be roped in to help put out fires when the application is misbehaving, and most of us quite assuredly want to keep that to a minimum. And having reliable, smooth and well-regulated DevOps processes is a huge enabler for ensuring robustness and minimizing the chance of bad code getting deployed to production.