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On 4/22/2013 11:48 PM, Rich Braun wrote: > Never would've thought I'd be saying this. Five years ago I assumed that as a > developer you'd want to put the whole cloud onto your personal MacBook or > Fedora/Ubuntu laptop. But even DevOps guys don't want to be sysadmins of > their own hyper-complicated toolchain. The problem here is that your tool chain is a steaming pile of crap. Moving from a decentralized pile of crap to a centralized pile of crap won't make it any less of a pile of crap. All it does is dump all of your piles of crap on top of some expensive infrastructure. Fixing piles of crap like that isn't a job for a sysadmin or a programmer. It's a job for a release manager. Someone given the budget of time and personnel and equipment to clean up the crap. Someone given the authority to make programmers use the new system whether they like it or not. I would suggest that if you can't get that authority in writing then get out now. All it will take is one developer with more clout than you have to say "no" to leave you responsible for a very expensive failure. -- Rich P.
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