Me too. In my experience it went poorly because us devs are now handling our own deployments and building alerting systems and such, but the "devops" people wo

Me too. In my experience it went poorly because us devs are now handling our own deployments and building alerting systems and such, but the "devops" people won't give us the level of access necessary to do that with tools designed for the job, so we end up building custom ops-related tooling into the app and writing backdoors that let us use it without having wake the ops folk. When you're accustomed to having to build everything you need, and you're tasked with ops work, you end up reinventing a lot of wheels in a rather weird way and compromising your app in the process. Or at least that's what we did.