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And some devs do learn how Linux works but don't want to waste their time memorizing how shitty $DEVOPS_PRODUCT that'll be replaced in two years works. :D
by shrimp_emoji 3y ago
And some devs do learn how Linux works but don't want to waste their time memorizing how shitty $DEVOPS_PRODUCT that'll be replaced in two years works. :D
- mschuster91 3y agoIndeed. Which is why I waited for three years to take on Docker, and two more for Kubernetes after I got burned with DC/OS, and why I entirely left the NodeJS/frontend ecosystem. I'm too old to act as the ripener for bananaware any more, and I'm pretty sick of companies exploiting other companies or, even worse, individual developers to act as their free QA department.
- pjmlp 3y agoAs someone that knows how several UNIX variants have worked since I used Xenix in 1993, those devs usually learn how a specific Linux distribution works, place them in another work, and they will be hunting for configuration files, init systems, daemons and what not. Same applies to me, "knowing" GNU/Linux since Slackware 2.0.