I find it frustrating that we're still having this conversation. I feel like it was common knowledge five years ago that DevOps was a cultural shift, and defini

I find it frustrating that we're still having this conversation. I feel like it was common knowledge five years ago that DevOps was a cultural shift, and definitely not a toolset, not a team, not a position title. But I still see the anti-pattern all over the place. How do we change this? And how do we prevent it from happening to similar movements in future? How do you get people to look at where the finger is pointing, and not the finger itself? It reminds me of the first line of the Tao Te Ching: "The Tao that can be named is not the real Tao."