> The idea behind devops was to be a single team. I assume you are pointing out that split-teams is the insane part, in which case I agree. The philosophy was

> The idea behind devops was to be a single team. I assume you are pointing out that split-teams is the insane part, in which case I agree. The philosophy was supposed to define the blurred line between developers and operations, using tooling to help facilitate the shared responsibilities where sensible and make hand-off a breeze. As you pointed out, the division existed 20 years ago, and it still exists now at many places. That lack of integration doesn't offer much improvement in relation to the past.