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> DevOps just makes the problem worse which it is intended to solve. DevOps started from "deploying is too hard, and the developers don't know how to run complicated shell scripts to deploy our software to release, anyone should be able to deploy it and have it scale!". However, most companies started to cargo-cult Google and just built everything in the "most scalable" way, incurring tons of overhead, both in deployment friction and hardware costs, so we are back to DevOps being an almost completely separate field from software engineering, and the programmers still can't deploy software.

Absolutely this. Instead of collaborating to solve problems we are wasting time on pet projects.

Wow that is some serious horsepower.

But why? Is there a reason we couldn't use a MDM?

There should be additional maintainers that are not affiliated with Hashicorp competitors.

But... What about BIMI

Running up against this with teammates that equate being highly detailed to being highly intelligent.

I enjoy being wrong and asking questions if it leads us to a better place.

> Using something like vaultwarden? I'm curious how do you keep it secure from intrusion? I'm looking to do the same

The official bitwarden self hosted setup works flawlessly. Hosting it at home and access it through tailscale.

Relevant discussion from the past https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16367997

I agree with this. This is more of a list of reminders to keep in mind IMO.