I totally get the risk factor. While application programming can be risky, it's usually much easier to rollback or fix. I might be old-school but I believe that at least senior devs should be familiar with the DevOps concept. After all, it's a pretty new domain that was rose by developers.
Yep, totally agree. And with the advent of “infrastructure as code” (like Terraform and similar) and containerization, hopefully the ease of rollback and risk factor/etc. will reduce over time, making it seem less “risky.”
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I totally get the risk factor. While application programming can be risky, it's usually much easier to rollback or fix. I might be old-school but I believe that at least senior devs should be familiar with the DevOps concept. After all, it's a pretty new domain that was rose by developers.
Yep, totally agree. And with the advent of “infrastructure as code” (like Terraform and similar) and containerization, hopefully the ease of rollback and risk factor/etc. will reduce over time, making it seem less “risky.”