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> by virtue of being more complex I just wish there was a way to underscore this more and more. Complex systems fail in complex ways. Sadly, for many programme
by travisgriggs 11mo ago
> by virtue of being more complex
I just wish there was a way to underscore this more and more. Complex systems fail in complex ways. Sadly, for many programmers, the thrill or ego boost that comes with solving/managing complex problems lets us believe complex is better than simple.
- antod 11mo agoOne side effect of devops over the last 10-15yrs I've noticed as dev and ops converged is that infrastructure complexity exploded as the old school pessimistic sysadmin culture of simplicity and stability gave way to a much more optimistic dev culture. Also better tooling also enabled increased complexity in a self fulfilling feedback loop as more complexity also demanded better tooling. It's kept me employed though...