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Re:Who Needs Ops Anyway? by chuhnk on Sunday May 26, 2013 @01:20PM (#5771684)
Just because I don't want to worry about it doesn't mean that I don't. In fact these are the things that keep me employed. The point I'm making is, the level of abstraction is increasing and putting us in a place where someday we wont have to worry about them. It's the same way as people can now create websites without needing to hire someone to build it.
Re:Who Needs Ops Anyway? by venomsnake on Sunday May 26, 2013 @01:48PM (#5771802)
Actually it gives you more to worry about. When something blows below the layer upon layers of abstraction you will be helpless. Ask anyone that tried to find workaround about a bug in a core closed sourced framework. You are suddenly playing code permutations.

I have seen the same with some of my admin friends when they throw config after config in a case where something is not working while the documentation says it works and reality says it don't.

So it will hit the fan less often, but when it hits - there will be more than enough for everybody.