Source: thenewstack.io
It’s Not Real Engineering Until It’s Boring (to Outsiders)Category: Software, Data, Infrastructure, automation
Hewlett Packard Enterprise sponsored this post. My job was also exciting because we really didn’t know how much those pellets of deuterium could be smashed and how much neutron flux they would produce.
The key to making this engineering valuable is to make it rock solid and reliable, and to make it essentially invisible to those who use the data.
This separation applies not only between the engineering of data infrastructure and the use of it, but also to technologies that enable separation of concerns between different teams in your business.
The exciting stuff should be in what teams are building from data, not in how difficult it is to use the data technologies that make data and computation available.
The key to making this engineering valuable is to make it rock solid and reliable, and to make it essentially invisible to those who use the data.
This separation applies not only between the engineering of data infrastructure and the use of it, but also to technologies that enable separation of concerns between different teams in your business.
The exciting stuff should be in what teams are building from data, not in how difficult it is to use the data technologies that make data and computation available.
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