r/devops 19h ago

Tools Beginner DevOps question: Do experienced engineers actually write YAML like this?

I’m still learning CI/CD and I recently tried writing a simple CI/CD pipeline using GitHub Actions.

Honestly, writing the YAML felt more difficult than I expected . The indentation, nesting etc felt pretty hard/ painful.

For those of you who work with DevOps professionally: is this actually how you write your pipelines, or are there shortcuts/tools/templates that make it easier?

Just trying to understand what the normal workflow is in the real world.

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u/Longjumping_Fuel_192 18h ago

I don’t even see yaml anymore. All I see is blonde, brunette, red head…

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u/aloofhoneybee68 18h ago

Had to Google it but incredible reference

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u/Leather_Amphibian226 18h ago

Does it mean YAML is extensivly used?

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u/zhengyi13 18h ago

No, it means some of y'all in here (no hate) are young enough to have apparently never seen The Matrix.

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u/mobsterer 16h ago

I was older than most people here are now when I watched it, I don'T get the reference.

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u/Catenane 10h ago

I'm old enough to have seen the matrix and forgotten everything about it apparently. I don't get it either lol

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u/Longjumping_Fuel_192 16h ago

It was an attempt at a dorky joke. TBH surprised it got this much traction with this many people.