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For startups with maybe 5–15 engineers, I'm curious how people are handling DevOps. At some point you have: CI/CD cloud infrastructure Terraform monitoring backups deployments secrets production incidents probably some Docker/Kubernetes But you don't necessarily have enough infrastructure work to justify another full-time senior engineer. I've seen a few teams solve this by having one developer own infrastructure "for now." That works... until production gets interesting. A deployment breaks Friday night. Cloud costs suddenly jump. Something starts running out of connections. Nobody is really sure how failover works. Then the team realizes they don't actually have a DevOps problem. They have an infrastructure ownership problem .   submitted by   /u/AdFickle3848 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/3 03:08:22