I'm not sure you really understand what I've tried to say, but it's probably my fault because of my poor grasp of the English language. You are just confirming

I'm not sure you really understand what I've tried to say, but it's probably my fault because of my poor grasp of the English language. You are just confirming my previous comment. Your rollouts are automated, so pushing a change automatically configures every region, instead of configuring just one and maybe waiting for a prudential time in human scale before the next one because, surprise!, shit happens. I understand your colleagues probably make lots of changes, but if that introduces risks of global outages IMHO you should reconsider your strategy. And I'm not sure why you downvoted my previous comment. It's a perfectly valid observation, based on the published information.