No systemd, so [...] you can't do much DevOps on Void Linux
How so? How is DevOps linked or dependent on systemd in your view? Personally, I find systemd gets in the way of devops.
How so? How is DevOps linked or dependent on systemd in your view? Personally, I find systemd gets in the way of devops.
Whenever the line between a technical discussion and a systemd bashing thread becomes blurry, someone who does DevOps for a living invariably pops up to say how much they like systemd -- usually for pretty valid reasons.
It's also ubiquitous enough that, by this point in time, some of my younger colleagues who do DevOps for a living have never used anything but systemd. Doing Stack Overflow-driven (aka copy-paste) DevOps without systemd is pretty challenging nowadays.
Hence the joke.
Otherwise, yes, of course you can do DevOps on Void. I can't imagine what you couldn't do DevOps on; I know folks who were doing it on Novell Netware before the whole thing even had a name.
Certain in-terms tend to acquire ironical undertones quite quickly, such as "agile" now meaning certified scrum masters(tm) doing half hour standups.
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