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Previously I worked in a place where it wasn't the case that deploys of new code often brought down the service (a webapp). If the service went down it was usua
by draw_down 10y ago
Previously I worked in a place where it wasn't the case that deploys of new code often brought down the service (a webapp). If the service went down it was usually because some random DB or Kafka topic or something else I don't understand at all took a shit in the middle of the night.
So we just kept deployments on weekdays before about 4pm and if the site went down outside of that, well, it wasn't because of a deploy. And if it was, we were there to fix.
- greenleafjacob 10y agoThis doesn't really work for a lot of applications. Deploying code can introduce latent faults that only arise during peak (which may happen tomorrow or overnight).