Some PaaS companies propose NoOps solutions where the developers do the minimum amount of operations needed, the rest of it being hidden in the cloud. But the NoOps term has sparked a debate, some considering it inappropriate. By Abel Avram
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NoOps: Its Meaning and the Debate around It
March 16, 2012
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