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Yeah and I don't see how that is any good. Making small changes across your entire infrastructure means that everything will move extremely slowly. I cannot ima
by dustinmoris 10y ago
Yeah and I don't see how that is any good. Making small changes across your entire infrastructure means that everything will move extremely slowly. I cannot imagine that the entire infrastructure even deserves to be moved. What's wrong by just leaving some really old, solid working, but less critical stuff just on the old infrastructure until it gets phased out one day? It feels like a waste of time and resources to force a horizontal move across everything. Also technologies like containers and Docker are extremely fast moving at the moment. It might very well be that some parts cannot be moved immediately today, but in 6-12 months time they can and if you follow their migration plan then meanwhile a whole lot of other stuff which could really benefit from the new infrastructure will have to miss out. Also if you discover an issue very late then you ended up with moving a lot of things back and fourth, even if it is just a small step.