The answer to "Who Should?" anything in my organization is "me". I go from writing ruby, to terraform, to javascript, html, css, to bash scripts, SQL, etc. Oh, and I have to manage people, and do code reviews, and support, and meet with clients...
Help... me...
Anyway, I've got the members of my dev team writing terraform for their changes now too. It's working, more or less. They are excited to do it because it pads their resumes, because it's new. But we continue to increase demands on devs, they need to get paid for their trouble or the responsibilities must be diffused.
Help... me...
Anyway, I've got the members of my dev team writing terraform for their changes now too. It's working, more or less. They are excited to do it because it pads their resumes, because it's new. But we continue to increase demands on devs, they need to get paid for their trouble or the responsibilities must be diffused.