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I agree. When we hire sysadmins, we look for folks with experience using various products and weigh in extra bonus points for folks who are also SecOps. We co
by rdudek 11y ago
I agree. When we hire sysadmins, we look for folks with experience using various products and weigh in extra bonus points for folks who are also SecOps. We could care less if a person knows how to code. That's what we have the developers for.
- marcosdumay 11y agoLots of people agree. Those end up creating environments where everything just sorta-works enough to run, for as long as you put a constant stream of sysadmin time into it. And then as see they doubting people that claim that a person can administer hundreds of servers, or that an admin can go away for a while and nothing will happen. (Also, exactly what do you look for in SecOps? Most people that use that term are selecting for exactly the wrong things.)