With respect, the "DevOps attitude" is not "move fast and break things". That's the Facebook attitude. DevOps is, in part, about using repeatable methods of au

With respect, the "DevOps attitude" is not "move fast and break things". That's the Facebook attitude. DevOps is, in part, about using repeatable methods of automation and extensive testing throughout the software development lifecycle to try and make sure that the software you deliver in production will do exactly what it should do and nothing else, and so long as it is properly designed, should be able to withstand significant scaling stress but just getting slower and slower but not less reliable. From what I can tell regarding the Titan incident, there was no part of a proper DevOps mindset or approach that those people adopted. They people in charge were just damn stupid cowboys out to make a fast Buck from people who were too stupid to know how much in danger they were of losing their lives.