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When I was a wee lad, “programmers” wrote software and sorta tested it and then kicked it over the fence to “systems administrators”, who chain-smoked and were
by benreesman 4y ago
When I was a wee lad, “programmers” wrote software and sorta tested it and then kicked it over the fence to “systems administrators”, who chain-smoked and were very, very un-woke.
This was a bad system.
To the extent that “DevOps” means anything, it’s that the spheres of capability and responsibility need to have tons of overlap: SWE’s need to be in the oncall loop and know how the filesystem works, and SRE’s need to be serious coders.
That’s it: everyone codes, everyone operates. We all automate where feasible.
Sidebar: What’s with the crazy surge in BuzzFeed-style titles on the front page? It’s not a federal matter but it’s not a slight change YoY either.
- kazinator 4y agoThe test cases for Unix must have been kept on some tapes that were lost, because a test case is hardly to be seen in the historic sources you can find online.