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No, "Ops" is legacy siloing of departments and by extension, tasks. Imagine driving a car, but it takes one person to do the steering and another person to do t
by oneplane 4y ago
No, "Ops" is legacy siloing of departments and by extension, tasks. Imagine driving a car, but it takes one person to do the steering and another person to do throttling. Seems pretty dumb, doesn't it?
- elcapitan 4y agoOn larger vehicles like ships, you have exactly that "legacy siloing" of responsibilities. You don't need the person responsible for navigation and steering run down into the engine room or to the rudder to check whether everything works as expected there.
- oneplane 4y agoTrue, but the analogy for a ship would be: the person cleaning the deck isn't allowed to get his own bucket, that's the bucket operator's job. Pretty silly again.
- aidenn0 4y agoLate reply, but, to me the difference between Ops and DevOps is whether or not you need to contact IT to get your original list of: - Know what you have - Know where it is - Know what it is doing - Know what it is supposed to be doing