ragall

You forgot that this whole discussion started from the question "What contexts would the AI model need for analyzing, let's say, cluster-wide incident other than the observability data that such systems anyway collect already?". If one wants to automate resolution, then it becomes necessary to feed all kinds of information into the decision engine, precisely to compensate the incompleteness of each source of information.

They're still being solved because there are people that hold that information in their minds. If you want to automate this, you need to feed the source code in its entirety into the decision engine.

For everyone ?

Very often the causes of an incident aren't visible in metrics because the relevant metrics aren't collected. Sometimes an incident is caused by external actors, etc...

Of course it's misunderstood and misused, but that doesn't mean that more discerning people can't understand where it came from and why, and then used the term properly.

The entire company code base, design docs, realtime threat intelligence feeds, all the vendors' status pages, etc...

No, what you descrive is SRE. DevOps was the idea to give people that work 100% as developers the ability to do some amount of ops work (let say 5%), as a way to break the silo between Dev and Ops that existed in older organizations.

No, everyone in Italy got to speak to people that lived through those times.

Due to automation, the used market has gotten more efficient so places like Goodwill are no longer a good deal because they're selling their high value items (like good electronics or 4K Blu-ray discs) to various intermediaries.

For the same reason why I try to avoid work done by slaves, for example Chinese solar panels manufactured in Xinjiang concentration camps. They're repugnant at origin.

> it seems odd to care how 10% of it was produced

To me, it seems odd not to care.

Go buy an AVR and get yourself a proper 5.1.2 home theater (even in a living room); and then the TV will be just a dumb display with the AVR acting as multiplexer.

In any distributed system beyond toy size, forcing an update is not possible.

Also very likely true.