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I actually agree with your overall point but generally speaking if someone is making changes outside of your standardized toolchain you have a human problem. Em
by brazzledazzle 10y ago
I actually agree with your overall point but generally speaking if someone is making changes outside of your standardized toolchain you have a human problem. Emergencies aside, you use those tools for a reason. Straddling the fence is almost the worst of both worlds.
- vidarh 10y agoAgreed. But in my experience, the easier you make going outside the process the easier it becomes to invent excuses for why it is ok. A lot of my job involves making the right thing to do the path of least resistance, because when it isn't, because humans overall tend to be the cause of a whole lot more of the problems than the servers.