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Is this really true? That most teams depend on a separate team for th CI/CD stuff? I have only worked at AWS and all teams here completely own their deployment

Is this really true? That most teams depend on a separate team for th CI/CD stuff? I have only worked at AWS and all teams here completely own their deployments and operations. I thought this was how everyone does it.

BlargMcLarg 4y ago
I didn't say most, but many. And yes, this does happen in plenty of spaces, for no good reason other than management decision. Dev teams own the code, but they don't own the DB, the pipeline, the environment, etc. It creates a lot of friction and bottlenecks, while keeping developers from improving.
Aeolun 4y ago
> I thought this was how everyone does it. Everyone that has any sense, yes. Any company with a legacy ops/dba/it team? No. These people are now called devops because it’s trendy, and they have too much political capitsl to suddenly get rid off (plus such fun things as thinking devs are too irresponsible to touch prod).
- galangalalgol 4y ago
  Where I work bigger projects have some dedicated devops people to set up infrastructure build common images the whole team uses and sit next to people working on their pipelines to help. Smaller projects its all developer driven because there is no overhead and no ine to synchronize infrastructure with.