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> What about when the one dev deploying their jar to an ec2 instance moves on to another company, how does the next dev even understand what this jar stuff is
by adrianmsmith 3y ago
> What about when the one dev deploying their jar to an ec2 instance moves on to another company, how does the next dev even understand what this jar stuff is
I think that's more a problem of one person vs a team, as opposed to deploying JARs on EC2s vs cloud and a bunch of custom tooling.
If you have a team of devs and they all deploy JARs to EC2, one of them leaving won't be a problem, the rest will still know how to do it. If you were to have a single platform engineer who's built a bunch of custom tooling over a bunch of Kubernetes files, and nobody knows how it works or where the files are, and then they leave, you've got the same problem as the solo EC2 dev leaving.
- re-thc 3y ago> I think that's more a problem of one person vs a team Not always. The "team" you imagine might also be 1 person deploying the jar and the rest copying them. When that person leaves suddenly know 1 knows what to do anymore either.