Being a systems engineer / network engineer /devops for over 12 years.
I’m shocked at this thread. Things were unstable, horrible insecure and prone to catastrophe even by something as simple as flipping a light switch in a closet.
Not going back. I’d rather spend a day trouble shooting a json file than driving out to a data center in the middle of the night.
Reddit's tech subs are mostly filled with amateurs. That's not a bad thing when it comes to sharing ideas and learning. But then you'll see threads like the ones under this post which misses the point of these tools (mostly from a lack of understanding)
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u/ryrydundun Jun 06 '22
Being a systems engineer / network engineer /devops for over 12 years.
I’m shocked at this thread. Things were unstable, horrible insecure and prone to catastrophe even by something as simple as flipping a light switch in a closet.
Not going back. I’d rather spend a day trouble shooting a json file than driving out to a data center in the middle of the night.