We miss you DevOps Borat!
https://twitter.com/DEVOPS_BORAT/status/41587168870797312
Automating BGP table changes is definitely a great way to more efficiently push errors far and wide.
And when you inevitably discover the errors of your automated ways, you can always rely on the ultimate manual cage door opener: the angle grinder.
And when you inevitably discover the errors of your automated ways, you can always rely on the ultimate manual cage door opener: the angle grinder.
It's reasonable to think that robots can run technical things better than the group of grey ponytails who seemingly keep the internet together with a mishmash of handshakes, UTP, zip-ties, shoe-goo, Panama Red, PVC tape, and a bit too much perl.
It's reasonable, but it's wrong.
It's reasonable, but it's wrong.
Every few years, a new group of people need to be reminded of that. Internet peering primarily runs on handshakes, favors and the healthy fear of "Don't F it Up" (which allows for "always trust the announcements" architecture)
Robots still aren't very good at those soft skills.
Robots still aren't very good at those soft skills.
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