It definitely does - nothing is perfect, but the core ideas of version control for config, continuous deployment, automated testing, focusing on bottlenecks, and tracking data are all valid. The dev ops handbook is a good compliment for real world examples. I’ve personally seen good dev ops turn things around and make products way better.
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