I like doing "devops"/operations work. Getting a service out the door with well thought out infrastructure, plus observability/alerting/runbooks to be handed

I like doing "devops"/operations work. Getting a service out the door with well thought out infrastructure, plus observability/alerting/runbooks to be handed off to an Ops/SOC team is a great feeling. Then you work on the next service. If you don't have some sort of Devops team (yes, the term is too broad) to push back on infrastructure complexity and ensure that logging/metrics/alerting/documentation is done, developers just won't do it.