What a reply or should I call it an article? Wonderful. I need some time to go through this whole amazingly written response of yours. Like I replied to others already, I understand marketers and most of them just push their products without understanding the market and think people are dumb. And when it comes to cloud-based products, the target market will be architects and developers who are the smartest and know the product better than the marketers. Yes, there is a huge gap. There is a scarecity of good marketers with technical knowledge and I must admit that.

Thank god you used the word Bad Marketers and didn't generalized. Yes, I do agree, there is a scarcity of good marketers who can understand the issues from all perspective.

Yes, Agree with you. Selling the DevOps part is not the aim but the best practices, that can convince them.

That's a great approach.

This is spot-on. Thank you

Great. So what tools do you use to achieve this?

Check it out. Such an amazing blog about DevOps.

This is gold. Well written with most of the points covered about DevOps. Well, I asked DevOps experts at Reddit, how they are practicing DevOps at their organization. I received some wonderful responses. Check them out here .

Recently wrote an article 10+ Facts & Stats Every DevOps Enthusiast Must Know . Many DevOps enthusiasts liked this and shared the article.

Here you go:) The Perfectionist - Comes on time, does his shit, leaves on time. Fixes a whole bunch of issues and never late on deadlines. The Street Smart Freak - Copy pastes a lot of things from internet, although doesn't know the principle behind, somehow he gets things to work as expected. The Theoritical Dude - Knows a shit load of theory about computer science and coding, but not that great at coding. Gets into an argument with any who dis-agrees with him on theoretical aspects. The Sloppy Fellow - Knows the problem, knows how to fix it but ends up blowing things up because of some lack of concentration & focus elsewhere. Now let me know guys.