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Yeah, my impression is that if you are a decently organized company it's a piece of cake. If you have mountains of technical debt, spaghetti code and no build p
by batbomb 11y ago
Yeah, my impression is that if you are a decently organized company it's a piece of cake. If you have mountains of technical debt, spaghetti code and no build processes, dozens of SaaS products, zero documentation, piecemeal authentication/security, etc... it can becomes quite onerous.
- phamilton 11y agoFor us it was a lot of simple things. Change management was the biggest pain but in the end it was just an extra step in our build process. Our canary process was a bit hands on (find a host, deploy to that host, tcpdump/check logs to validate the changes were correct and in effect). We stopped doing that. I can't decide if we are building better software without that as a crutch or if we are just not seeing production issues. Anyway, it's stuff like that. Little shortcuts here and there. Nothing major, but it required behavioral change within the org.