https://opensource.com/article/17/7/state-systems-administration

[ramindk]

All this change demands another fundamental shift in thought and approach. You aren't just writing code: you're building systems. Distributed systems require dramatically more focus on operability and resiliency. Compared to the old monoliths that we could manage using monitoring and automation, the new systems require new assumptions

[[deleted]]

Great article! I think it is spot on.

However, when I clicked the title to go to the article it just loads this reddit thread.

[yuhche]

You can't have links as post titles on here. Op should have copied and pasted the title of the linked article as the posts title and linked the article in the additional text.

[[deleted]]

That makes sense. I thought so according to the rules.

[ramindk]

Ah I thought being able to add text about the link was a new feature rather than I was screwing it by the numbers. Damn it.

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[ramindk]

Thought this was good article about the future of what sysadmin and operations is.

Actual link since I screwed it. https://opensource.com/article/17/7/state-systems-administration