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I don’t think ‘axe to grind’ was what I took away from the comment. And if it’s a ‘mess of shell scripts’, I can’t imagine any of the mentioned solutions to thi
by runlaszlorun 3y ago
I don’t think ‘axe to grind’ was what I took away from the comment. And if it’s a ‘mess of shell scripts’, I can’t imagine any of the mentioned solutions to this being better.
I think we lose focus of the fact that we invented a whole new career track- devops. And it basically is about getting code from developers’ machine or environments to production. And we’re still terrible at it.
Perhaps that should be a signal that we’re doing it wrong…
- candiddevmike 3y agoThere is a constellation of companies (living and dead) that have attempted to solved this problem in different ways because everyone thinks we're doing it wrong. The reality is every company has different needs. There isn't (will never be?) a one-size-fits-all approach to deployments because they're the fun intersection of people/process/technology. The best deployment pipeline is the one that no one notices. Everything else is yak shaving/bike shedding.