@rbergin As I always say: “For immutable infrastructure to work *at scale* you need immutable operations.”.

Good luck with that.

@rbergin As I always say: “For immutable infrastructure to work *at scale* you need immutable operations.”.

Good luck with that.

@rbergin The notion that, in the cloud (containers or not), all you do is provisioning and de-provisioning stuff and there are no Day 2 Ops is a fantasy that has no match in real life.

@rbergin The notion that, in the cloud (containers or not), all you do is provisioning and de-provisioning stuff and there are no Day 2 Ops is a fantasy that has no match in real life.

I’m just saying that it would be quite embarrassing if we’d reach Mars with a reusable rocket but we’d have yet to fix ironing here on Earth.

I’m just saying that it would be quite embarrassing if we’d reach Mars with a reusable rocket but we’d have yet to fix ironing here on Earth.

The reason why the IT industry ends up pushing a certain narrative to customers is not that aforementioned narrative tells the truth. Not even close. It’s because people working at Vendor B, C, D have believed the absurdity pushed by Vendor A. That’s it. Herd mentality at work.

The reason why the IT industry ends up pushing a certain narrative to customers is not that aforementioned narrative tells the truth. Not even close. It’s because people working at Vendor B, C, D have believed the absurdity pushed by Vendor A. That’s it. Herd mentality at work.

VM and datacenter era – The 1 concern for 95% of the people: self-provisioning.
Container and cloud era – The 1 concern for 95% of the people: infrastructure provisioning.

Not because it’s the biggest concern. It’s because very few people have exp with anything but provisioning

VM and datacenter era – The 1 concern for 95% of the people: self-provisioning.
Container and cloud era – The 1 concern for 95% of the people: infrastructure provisioning.

Not because it’s the biggest concern. It’s because very few people have exp with anything but provisioning