DevOps is dead, Servers are dying...
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Argues that the old systems-admin job is shrinking as Kubernetes, Docker and Site Reliability Engineering shift operational work into platforms; claims Kubernetes replaces many ops tasks and shows how Google-style SRE and orchestration move toil into code and service-level policies. Describes Serverless and the Serverless and NoOps hype around functions and managed services, gives concrete examples (WordPress on managed platforms, Dockerized apps on k8s) and explains why experienced operators can adapt and create platform work.
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