Re:Ask HN: How do you define DevOps and is it dead?
by jankedeen on Tuesday April 25, 2017 @06:29PM
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There is no 'self-healing' system.
Nothing can detect a 'real' failure as opposed to
a counterfeit failure without heuristics that depend
on an interpretation that is inherently fallible.
Ops was about discipline and method. Restrict the
problem set to known values. The one thing that I
see these days is that developers don't have a
fucking clue about ops but they do see that the
basic task responsibility is toilsome,
counter-creative and that 90% of it can be
automated by reliance on coded procedures in
write once argot that hopefully is editable
and doesn't give up the family jewels when
posted in pub github.
Ops was about discipline and method. Restrict the problem set to known values. The one thing that I see these days is that developers don't have a fucking clue about ops but they do see that the basic task responsibility is toilsome, counter-creative and that 90% of it can be automated by reliance on coded procedures in write once argot that hopefully is editable and doesn't give up the family jewels when posted in pub github.