I don't think this is going anywhere. You just keep dodging the question while acting elitist about a topic it is becoming clear you don't actually know much about..
The software has to get there somehow. The images have to get created somehow. The databases need to stay running somehow. At the end of the day they are machines that need to be managed. Just because you don't have people SSH'ing in and SFTP'ing files around changes nothing about that. And I'm not talking about doing that anyway, or any of the other things you keep telling me I don't understand are bad practice (you're wrong).
Hand waving and mumbling 'old tech, newb' doesn't help in the slightest. I've been writing software with a small side of infrastructure management for 10+ years. Not all of us work at FAANG and magically know how things work on that scale.
The software has to get there somehow. The images have to get created somehow. The databases need to stay running somehow. At the end of the day they are machines that need to be managed. Just because you don't have people SSH'ing in and SFTP'ing files around changes nothing about that. And I'm not talking about doing that anyway, or any of the other things you keep telling me I don't understand are bad practice (you're wrong).
Hand waving and mumbling 'old tech, newb' doesn't help in the slightest. I've been writing software with a small side of infrastructure management for 10+ years. Not all of us work at FAANG and magically know how things work on that scale.
Thanks anyway.