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I hate maintaining devops tools. Never in my life managed to update Jenkins without breaking half of the plugins (many of which are no longer available for the
by not_your_vase 2y ago
I hate maintaining devops tools. Never in my life managed to update Jenkins without breaking half of the plugins (many of which are no longer available for the updated version, and the rest became incompatible with the original config. Oh, and Jenkins refuses to start anyway, because it hates that the JVM patch version doesn't end with a 4-digit prime).
I also hate when I just want to run an overnight test on a VM, which should be a 10 minutes long task to set up (and to shift-delete in the morning), but with a separate devops team it takes 2-3 days, with a lot of back and forth ticket-comments and approvals.
I just can't win with devops.
- jrs235 2y agoI think with your first paragraph, it means as developers if we have to manage that stuff then we're more likely to make it as simple as possible and avoid any additional complexity to it all. Because managing that stuff sucks. However if you have a dedicated ops team whose jobs depend on the complexity why wouldn't they make it as complex as freaking possible?