> The problem is that the more automation we push, the fewer people know how to use the “old school” way to administer stuff.
Yes, that is the irony of automation, when something goes wrong you need a higher level of understanding to fix the problem. No matter how good the automation is something will go wrong because there are situations that automation doesn't know how to handle and you can't prepare for.
Yes, that is the irony of automation, when something goes wrong you need a higher level of understanding to fix the problem. No matter how good the automation is something will go wrong because there are situations that automation doesn't know how to handle and you can't prepare for.