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Infra will always be full of so much nonsense because it’s really hard to tell successful developers their code and system design is unusable. People use it bec
by ivape 1y ago
Infra will always be full of so much nonsense because it’s really hard to tell successful developers their code and system design is unusable. People use it because they are paid to do so usually, but it’s literally some of the worst product development I’ve ever seen.
AWS will hopefully be reduced to natural language soon enough with AI, and their product team can move on (most likely they moved on a long time ago, and the revolving door at the company meant it was going remain a shittily thought out platform in long term maintenance).
- hylaride 1y agoSome things never change. I remember ~20 years ago a bunch of expensive F5s suddenly showing up to our offices because the CTO and enterprise architects were convinced that irules could solve all their performance problems for something that wasn't even cacheable (gaming results) and would have shoved too much of our logic into the underpowered CPUs on them. They were a much nicer, if overpriced, load balancing alternative to the Cisco Content Switch we were using, though.