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Re:It's now possible to find the AWS Account ID for any S3 B... by zer00eyz on Monday February 26, 2024 @07:32PM (#39518611)
Jesus, I have been in tech for 25 years and we're still throwing shit across this divide.

Well we are, if nothing, consistent.

The next nerd who pinches and inch of the coder/ops divide is going to make a billion.

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Re:It's now possible to find the AWS Account ID for any S3 B... by staplers on Monday February 26, 2024 @10:10PM (#39519719)
Figma did this for design-dev and is worth about $40 billion.

It's amazing how anything got made considering how disjointed processes used to be.

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Re:It's now possible to find the AWS Account ID for any S3 B... by msie on Monday February 26, 2024 @10:27PM (#39519812)
Only worth about 10 billion. But still a lot!
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Re:It's now possible to find the AWS Account ID for any S3 B... by staplers on Tuesday February 27, 2024 @10:02PM (#39533427)
The deal was for $20b my mistake.
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Re:It's now possible to find the AWS Account ID for any S3 B... by lasean on Saturday March 02, 2024 @11:19AM (#39573530)
The Adobe deal didn't go through. Last publicly hinted valuation was back at ~$10B when employee share buyouts happened in JAN 2024.
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Re:It's now possible to find the AWS Account ID for any S3 B... by darkwater on Tuesday February 27, 2024 @03:36AM (#39521612)
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Not GP, I tried to answer as friendly as possible. Their approach is even more weird given that Security goes really hand in hand with systems infrastructure In any small enough organization, security will be managed by devops/sre. If the org becomes large enough, it will start dedicating people to Security.

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Re:It's now possible to find the AWS Account ID for any S3 B... by zer00eyz on Tuesday February 27, 2024 @10:01AM (#39524889)
I didn't think you were wrong I just thought the exchange and its tone was very stereotypical of Developers and Operations (and I was amused). Each being on their side of the fence and only throwing things over the top.

It used to be really bad... "works on my machine", bad deploy instructions etc. We paved a lot of these roads with (really fucking bad) strategies like containers. At some point maybe we will learn to write software that is operationalizable. Projects like tigerbeetle give me hope that this is our next evolution.

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