I have a rant here about security being mostly bullshit. Not even sysadmins can setup a server "in the most secure, maintainable manner". You don't hire a ded

I have a rant here about security being mostly bullshit. Not even sysadmins can setup a server "in the most secure, maintainable manner". You don't hire a dedicated sys admin because they know some voodoo magic developers don't, you hire a sys admin because they have the _TIME_ to watch for security updates. And you _PAY_ a company like RedHat to ease that burden. A dedicated sysadmin will typically do a better job than a non-dedicated developer, but if that developer cannot do a passable job, that's a gap in their skillset. I may not be a network engineer, but I damned well understand DNS, MPLS, networking, gateways, and the like. Any developer who doesn't has gaps.