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If I had to guess, I'd say it's probably an issue with the build/deploy system. Perhaps someone deployed a broken build, then tried to revert/rollback, and real
by TheCoreh 10y ago
If I had to guess, I'd say it's probably an issue with the build/deploy system. Perhaps someone deployed a broken build, then tried to revert/rollback, and realized that the previous version didn't build "cleanly" anymore.
This could happen if you have a lot of dependencies, switched compiler versions but left the binaries "in place" and deployed changes incrementally.
- RangerScience 10y agoYet another reason I swear by Heroku - you can rollback to the actual prior release, not rollback the code and try to rebuild.
- ardivekar 10y agoDoesn't AWS do this too?
- luhn 10y agoDepends on which of their 150 services you're talking about. You can't do it on CodeDeploy.
- RangerScience 10y agoWhich service? EC2 doesn't - at least not inherently, there might be a way to snapshot the machine's state; I'm not sure.