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Yes: the terminology problem is the is you are using the terminology wrong. DevOps is about cross-functional teams, and has been co-opted by vendors to sell pr
by jen20 4y ago
Yes: the terminology problem is the is you are using the terminology wrong.
DevOps is about cross-functional teams, and has been co-opted by vendors to sell products. And delivery of software is the ultimate feature: without it, nothing of value can be produced.
- wizofaus 4y agoThen everybody else I've worked with over the last 6 or 7 years is also using it wrongly.
- jen20 4y agoQuite likely.
- wizofaus 4y agoWell then we're just getting into debates about what determines the "correct" meanings of word. I read the original article and most of the comments here using my understanding of the term, and it made sense that way...
- wizofaus 4y ago(not to beat a dead horse, but I just finished some interviews I was involved in as an advisor and the term DevOps was used a lot in all of them. And in every single case the term was used exactly the way I've understood to mean - i.e., DevOps engineers are those who primarily look after the CI/CD pipeline, generally don't write application-level code or develop features, but do very much spend the majority of their time developing scripts and tools to enable CI/CD).