Yet, they don't get that it's all about groove, rhythm and dependability and are just way too unrelaxed and attention seeking for doing it right.
I'll take a grumpy BOFH that wires together my AWS regions in his sleep and doesn't make costly mistakes - because he measures twice and cuts once - over some kid trying DevOps any day :)
Only the sysadmins "got it" because they were the ones that got to feel the pain of cleaning up a NAS filled up by log files.
Presumably logrotate was already set up for the variety of other logs on the system?
Developers want features and shiny things and following new trends and unicorns.
SysAdmins want 99.999%, and dependability and knowing that all the backups are running on time and writings contingency plans detailing how many minutes it will take to put a new infrastructure online in the event a fire occurring in the main data-center while the backup data-center is flooded because of a typhoon.
Of course they are not going to be experts at it, because their field is development.