[1nighthawk]

Hello there, this is kind of my first post over here. Being an agile evangelist for more than 10 years, this is kind of a revelation I wanted to share. Up until now, DevOps for me was just a given (after all, this really gets you "ownership" on the dev side), but with our work at WunderGraph, I found that it's actually just addressing a problem that shouldn't exist in the first place. I would be really happy to get your thoughts and opinions on this. After all, the title is a bit controversial and of course I'm aware that the need for DevOps won't disappear entirely. But would you agree that as devs, you actually shouldn't have to dig into the heap of AWS / other services just in order to get your code running and deployed? Let me know!

[viraptor]

Slightly offtopic, but the image of the periodic table is "just blurry enough" that I got very distracted with "are my eyes ok, is this just bad quality?".

[1nighthawk]

Ouch. :/ Thanks for letting me know - I'll see if I can fix this. Message being however: AWS is super complex where things should be simple. :)