Comments by "" (@brownhorsesoftware3605) on "'You Build It, YOU Run It!' For Continuous Delivery" video.

When did enterprise devs stop being responsible for their work? When I started and worked on mainframes EVERYTHING ran in the middle of the night. If the job that was your responsibility crashed, you got in your car and drove in to fix it because other jobs were waiting and operations had to get all the output printed before a certain time. I became famous among the ops folk for refactoring away problems in programs that crashed. It was a tricky environment because it took a week to process the entire customer base. And lots of things happened on cycles of different lengths. I worked for Chicago's (and suburbs) electric utility. Same thing when I worked for a banking data center. I left that in favor of writing custom PC applications in the mid-80s. So when did things change?
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@markapgar7437 At that point I was doing shrink wrap language and tools in SV... I was always the most productive working with not against operations so best of luck with your efforts!
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