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It is never about the tools. it is the people who creates problems. examples in my case: * A manager whose dev team cannot meet any schedule is starting to blam
by erilbeth 3y ago
It is never about the tools. it is the people who creates problems.
examples in my case:
* A manager whose dev team cannot meet any schedule is starting to blame devops.
* A dev architect implements a brand new bleeding edge tech stack and ranaway, devops people have to wake up every night to fix poor-designed software.
* A boss who doesn't hire a sec team, wants pci-dss passed, guess who's gonna do.
* A team lead who abuses you, calls the company who hired you and tells them don't hire it, it is useless.
I've been working as a devops engineer for 6 years. I'm done. I quit and never gonna do this job again. Good luck with creating more complexity with tools.