DevOps is about increasing the speed at which you can ship code, get feedback, iterate, and ship again. 

The more complex and volatile our world gets (and I believe volatility will keep increasing), the more important a devops mindset and associated skills become.

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How do devops develop the emotional resilience to do this over and over?

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I spent my first years before git or cloud (as we know it) existed everything was quite manual. 

And then spent a decade at a SaaS company whose main code base was written in the early 2000s, and we modernized it by:

Breaking down the monolith into microservices 
Moving from onprem data center to AWS
Automating the commit to deploy pipeline 
Moving from quarterly releases to daily 

It took years and years, and we never “finished”, lots of distractions along the way in the form of M&A 

It was a difficult but rewarding journey, seeing over time how code quality increased, developer happiness increased, customers got features sooner etc

I searched my twitter username + #devops yesterday lol and started copying old tweets to farcaster, thanks to you 😜

I’ve really only played in the spaces where CI/CD pipelines rule everything and where Dev/ML Ops are a loose set of rules

What has it looked more like for you in the past?