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It's funny, the reactions I get. A lot of startup programmers who have never worked on large systems don't understand why it's so valuable. But those who have d
by beat 11y ago
It's funny, the reactions I get. A lot of startup programmers who have never worked on large systems don't understand why it's so valuable. But those who have done big enterprise use phrases like "holy grail".
But this is a HARD problem. Man, abstracting change in an actionable, readable, efficient way has been difficult. Not to mention the security issues and other headaches.
- noir_lord 11y agoI'll bet, it's a truly monumental task to take on (so kudos for giving it a try), stuff I work on these days doesn't need that level of monitoring (We have 4 servers and a bunch of desktops laptops, it's pretty much vanilla small business stuff) but I know a few people who would love that kind of stuff.