The DevOps Phenomenon: An executive crash course

Re:The DevOps Phenomenon: An executive crash course by JamesBarney on Wednesday June 05, 2019 @06:31PM (#20109797)

I don't think the reason companies are moving to devops is to save on ops costs. At most companies their ops guys are cheaper than their devs. They're doing it because there was an unexploited gap between development and ops that has a lot of potential.

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Re:The DevOps Phenomenon: An executive crash course by icedchai on Wednesday June 05, 2019 @07:43PM (#20110198)

I've interviewed many developers and operations folks. The cheap ops folks are cheap for a reason: they can't code and therefore aren't going to be automating much of anything without a lot of effort. The good ones are just as expensive as developers, because that's what they actually are...

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Re:The DevOps Phenomenon: An executive crash course by ownagefool on Thursday June 06, 2019 @04:20AM (#20112572)

Now we sort of have some words that seperate the two...

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