The future of Ops is platform engineering | PlatformCon 2023

A lot of flamebait has been dropped about how platform engineering means that "DEVOPS IS DEAD!#@!" Stuff and nonsense. Platform engineering is what you get once you fully commit to the idea that software engineers should own their code in production. It's about the convergence of developers and Ops in the glorious future, where every engineer writes code and owns what they write.
Generalist infrastructure jobs are disappearing, and infra engineers should choose between either building infra as a service, or becoming a platform engineer and using their expertise to help companies use as little infrastructure as possible.
Platform engineering teams are very different from SRE and DevOps teams. Not necessarily in skill set, but in orientation. Platform engineering teams are responsible for developer velocity, not stability and uptime. While developers are responsible for their OWN stability and uptime.
Vendor engineering may not sound hot, but it's one of the most powerful, highly leveraged roles any engineer can perform.
Speaker: Charity Majors
CTO, Honeycomb
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[@mkwise5996]

Thank you for this video. Everyone should watch it.

[@noresize]

Such a great talk. I completely agree. Also, I love the term "vendor engineering" Its so good.

[@DaveOps]

this does not tell why Ops future is Platform engineering

[@Glenningway]

Nor shows what you do on the day to day, in fact lots of cloud infra and devops videos in the last several years are like this. Feels like this is intended for stakeholders and not people looking for work.