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Those could count. But you'll still end up having to do some linux admin, which a lot of people can't do anymore. The whole point is that the closer you can g
by jedberg 2y ago
Those could count. But you'll still end up having to do some linux admin, which a lot of people can't do anymore.
The whole point is that the closer you can get to "write code, run code", the faster you can launch and innovate.
- tiffanyh 2y agoIt sounds like you’re describing PaaS then.
- ldng 2y agoLinux admin still exists. Except that they are better paid than ever at cloud provider. What you're describing is more payroll flexibility than technical.
- jedberg 2y agoHow is it not technical flexibility? No matter what talent you have on payroll, you can't spin up a whole datacenter's worth of machines in Europe in less than a day without a cloud provider. And I mean less than a day from "I think we should operate in Europe" to "we are operating production workloads in Europe".