As Ops (DevOps/Sysadmin/SREish) person here, excellent article.
However, as always, the problem is more political than technical and those are hardest problems to solve and another service with more cost IMO won't solve it. However, there is plenty of money to be made in attempting to solve it so go get that bag. :)
At end of day, it's back to DevOps mentality and it's never caught on at most companies. Devs don't care, Project Manager wants us to stop block feature velocity and we are not properly staffed since we are "massive wasteful cost center".
However, as always, the problem is more political than technical and those are hardest problems to solve and another service with more cost IMO won't solve it. However, there is plenty of money to be made in attempting to solve it so go get that bag. :)
At end of day, it's back to DevOps mentality and it's never caught on at most companies. Devs don't care, Project Manager wants us to stop block feature velocity and we are not properly staffed since we are "massive wasteful cost center".