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		<title>By: jtimberman</title>
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		<description>&quot;Is it that, or is this a shift in being an SA will mean?&quot;

I&#039;ve found that being a system administrator keeps me out of being a programmer, a discipline I wasn&#039;t particularly well suited for.

Since working on Chef (and also our legacy Puppet stuff), I learned that the problem was I didn&#039;t want to be an application programmer. Business logic, databases full of customer tables, GUI&#039;s, that sort of thing. 

Even then, this isn&#039;t programming, it really is system engineering, which *is* the next step in the evolution of a system administrator.</description>
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<p>I&#8217;ve found that being a system administrator keeps me out of being a programmer, a discipline I wasn&#8217;t particularly well suited for.</p>
<p>Since working on Chef (and also our legacy Puppet stuff), I learned that the problem was I didn&#8217;t want to be an application programmer. Business logic, databases full of customer tables, GUI&#8217;s, that sort of thing. </p>
<p>Even then, this isn&#8217;t programming, it really is system engineering, which *is* the next step in the evolution of a system administrator.</p>
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