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   by hnthrowaway0315 5y ago

   This is good point and definitely more doable when the company is already centralized.
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   by hnthrowaway0315 5y ago

   I actually think that it's an issue of company structure. Once you concentrate ALL deployment/operational power to a single DevOps team, you really lose the power to touch individual teams and make human budgets clearly. This is m
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   by hnthrowaway0315 5y ago

   OMG, I read the sample chapters from Amazon about the Phoenix project and that was a really really good read, thank you!
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   by hnthrowaway0315 5y ago

   I don't blame the devops guys though, I think this is a corporate thing as teams have to follow procedures and devops are not an exception (to waive some rules for us). I just hope it's a lot easier if we can just use a VM instead
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   by hnthrowaway0315 5y ago

   One thing I really hate about a dedicated ops team (DevOps that is independent of devs) is that they have to use just one hammer for all kinds of nails. It's simply impossible for a small team to maintain multiple hammers. So somehow t
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   by hnthrowaway0315 5y ago

   Would like to see field pages from GLADIO, would be really interesting, although I don't suspect it's going to be too different from this.
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   by hnthrowaway0315 5y ago

   Brother Karamazov, first read it when in 20s, read a few times later (but never fully). The chapter "The Grand Inquisitor" is the cream of the cream.