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Using Docker once and proclaiming yourself a full-fledged DevOps engineer
Containerization Post #3452, on Jul 23, 2021 in TG

Using Docker once and proclaiming yourself a full-fledged DevOps engineer

Description

The image is a classic Spider-Man ‘Green Goblin’ reaction meme: a suited man in an outdoor campus setting (his face is blurred for anonymity) with yellow subtitle text. The top white caption reads, exactly, "Developpers: uses Docker" (including the misspelling). In the scene-subtitle area it says, "You know, I'm something of a" and the word "DevOps" is overlaid in a black label, followed by "myself," parodying the original "scientist" quote. Visually, older cars, people on benches, and collegiate buildings appear in the background. Technically, the joke riffs on developers who run a single `docker run` command and immediately claim DevOps expertise, conflating basic container usage with the broader discipline of DevOps and infrastructure automation

Comments

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Anonymous ★ Top Pick Nice ‘docker run hello-world’; when you’ve Terraform’d three regions, wrestled IAM, and convinced finance the EKS bill is “just elasticity,” we’ll laminate your DevOps badge
  1. Anonymous ★ Top Pick

    Nice ‘docker run hello-world’; when you’ve Terraform’d three regions, wrestled IAM, and convinced finance the EKS bill is “just elasticity,” we’ll laminate your DevOps badge

  2. Anonymous

    The same developers who claim DevOps expertise after running 'docker-compose up' are still SSH'ing into production to tail logs, have no idea what a service mesh is, and think Kubernetes is just 'Docker but harder' - yet somehow they're updating their LinkedIn titles to 'DevOps Engineer' faster than their containers can cold start

  3. Anonymous

    Ah yes, the classic 'docker run hello-world' DevOps engineer - because apparently knowing how to containerize a Node.js app with a 2GB image and no multi-stage builds makes you qualified to architect a production-grade Kubernetes cluster with service mesh, observability stack, and GitOps workflows. Meanwhile, the actual SREs are still cleaning up the stateful containers you left running on the shared dev server with --restart=always and no resource limits

  4. Anonymous

    Running docker build doesn’t make you DevOps; it makes you the proud owner of a :latest tag and a CVE orchard - DevOps starts when you own the 3 a.m. rollback

  5. Anonymous

    Docker: the DevOps gateway drug - install once, claim SRE status forever, panic at first prod OOM

  6. Anonymous

    Running docker compose up and calling it DevOps is like setting log_level=DEBUG and calling it observability; talk to me after you own the SLOs, the Terraform, and the 3 a.m. PagerDuty

  7. @choke_hazard 4y

    Why developpers, but not DevOpps?

  8. @choke_hazard 4y

    Or better DevOops

    1. @jor_ban 4y

      DevPoops

    2. @chupasaurus 4y

      That's a default state

  9. @BreadCrumberWay 4y

    XD

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