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That's actual-devops. Grandparent poster has worked at firms which have abandoned all its lessons and just use it to mean something like "regular old ops teams,
by fennecfoxen 4y ago
That's actual-devops. Grandparent poster has worked at firms which have abandoned all its lessons and just use it to mean something like "regular old ops teams, but they use software". So he's using the term like all the big companies do, basically.
This is also where you will find things like a "CI/CD" team that doesn't do continuous delivery: they just build Jenkins pipelines, and run them as part of the manual cluster bringup every 2-4 weeks. Or "RESTful" to mean "APIs which use JSON and HTTP verbs" regardless of any hypermedia. And let's not even get started on "agile"...
- jbverschoor 4y ago'word', as they say
- JamesBarney 4y agoHere's a 400 page book and a 12 week training course on all the processes we used to implement Agile's "People over process" principle.
- Banana699 4y ago