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I have seen it, but in very traditional orgs, where system administrators and developers were in very different realms, and mostly communicate through a ticketi
by hibikir 10y ago
I have seen it, but in very traditional orgs, where system administrators and developers were in very different realms, and mostly communicate through a ticketing system. Similar things between DBAs and programmers in that environment. Why are the queries slow in production?
So it's not an uncommon problem to have wherever there's no clear line of responsibility, and no real shared ownership. It's only unrealistic in the sense that, if you have those kind of problems in a company as small as Pied Piper, I'd expect the product to not work at all.
- rconti 10y agoDevelopers often make assumptions about hardware in their code, and then will complain when the hardware they're given doesn't match what they anticipated. Even if it doesn't actually matter for performance reasons, they expected things to be one way, and want the environment to adapt to match their expectations, even if they might be expecting a wholly un-maintainable environment. And I'm sure it works exactly the other way, too. The developer doesn't understand why the environment isn't what they expect, or isn't like the lab, or whatever.
- kuhzaam 10y agoWait, so it's "Not uncommon"... so then it's..... ok got it.