To my mind, that was what "devops" was supposed to be, but it's been a bit of a dogpile in the years since the term gained popularity.
Systems are opaque to most developers, and many developers wish to make their software opaque to the system on which it runs. This is a failure on behalf of our entire profession, not any one group.
Infrastructure software is in a bit of a renaissance period, but it's very early days. Packaging software is a total mystery to most developers. I don't even need to back that up with examples, most of us can recall the last time we can across a well packaged piece of software with joy due to sheer rarity. I'd be very surprised to find the average age of a Debian maintainer was trending anything but upwards, and steeply.
Containers are being misused, but that's because the alternatives we've been building for ourselves have not kept up with the strong user experience narrative of web and mobile software.
We need to do better.