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"Devops" can be considered a philosophy, a methodology, or a movement. It doesn't mean "ops monkey smart enough to code." Referring to a human as a "devop" is

by alrs 13y ago

"Devops" can be considered a philosophy, a methodology, or a movement. It doesn't mean "ops monkey smart enough to code." Referring to a human as a "devop" is equivalent to calling someone an "agile".

angersock 13y ago
s/philosophy/affliction
chc 13y ago
It seems like a reasonable shortening of "devops engineer." If we can call people "quants," I don't suppose "devop" is all that much sillier.
- rhizome 13y ago
  Operations Engineer/Developer
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jt884 13y ago
"Devops" can also be considered a buzzword, misused so frequently by marketers and executives, that it has become a useless term for anything besides techobabble. P.S. who the hell refers to someone as "a human"?
csmuk 13y ago
Actually it usually means a dev who knows ops stuff as well. Realistically its just a job title that means paying technical architects less money...