Changing career front web dev to dev ops

>>60158911
>my job right now is quite comfy and not too much work.
Don't fuck up a good thing.

Is Dev ops comfy overall?

>>60158930
staying comfortable is a good way to never progress

The fuck is DevOps anyways.

>>60160752
Yup. Unchallenging jobs and projects do not make a resume standout when you inevitably have to move to a different company or interview for a new project.

>>60160776
Sysadmin with rudimentary programming knowledge

>>60160776
managing cloud instances etc

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devops.

good luck down the job of two people for the price of one pay check.

>>60158911
Do you actually know how low level code works or do you only know toy languages?

Devops is a compete meme word. It's supposed to be a cultural ideology not a job title. Management derps now think it is in fact a job title meaning anything from a google tier SRE to a wordpress dev who knows how to setup a Ubuntu lamp stack.

I am on a devops team and I tried in vain to argue that devops is a fucking meme because I'm a systems engineer with a programming background, I'm a dev and an op and that's not what devops is about. Devops is supposed to be a cultural bridge between dev teams and ops teams.

Anyway I gave up arguing and now I'm a devops engineer but what I really do is automate sysadmin stuff with programming.