Modern Services Demand a DevOps Culture Beyond Apps

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Argues that business services, not just apps, require a DevOps culture with modular service design decomposed to atomic infrastructure and app parts, using software-defined infrastructure and declarative models that tools consume to create reality. Emphasizes moving off CLIs to model-driven automation, cites chip and aircraft simulation as precedents, predicts admin roles with "administrator" titles shrink while automation central roles and service engineers grow, and says outcomes improve speed, quality, and repeatability.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 1:50Its not about technology
3. 2:50Modular approach
4. 3:35Systems engineering
5. 5:40Hidden complexity
6. 6:35All software
7. 7:20Model
8. 9:15The Model
9. 10:15The Dying Jobs
10. 11:00The New Jobs
11. 12:00The Geeks

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