By "DevOps tools", I wasn't thinking in terms of `sed`, `awk`, etc. I was thinking in terms of Consul and Vault. Docker and Kubernetes, etc.
The major pillars of DevOps today are long-running processes, very complex pieces of infrastructure. Which might play into the strengths of the JVM, if the packaging and deployment story simplifies and becomes more competitive with Go.
Sure, "shell one liner" utilities might (?) be best served by native compilation. But DevOps is not merely another word for sysadmin.
The major pillars of DevOps today are long-running processes, very complex pieces of infrastructure. Which might play into the strengths of the JVM, if the packaging and deployment story simplifies and becomes more competitive with Go.
Sure, "shell one liner" utilities might (?) be best served by native compilation. But DevOps is not merely another word for sysadmin.