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On the contrary, it comes off as very professional. All other companies would hide this, they would show off a very cleaned up post-mortem and say "problem solv
by omouse 10y ago
On the contrary, it comes off as very professional. All other companies would hide this, they would show off a very cleaned up post-mortem and say "problem solved" and that's it. Ok so what does that mean, does it mean the process will change for the future or that they just fixed it for today?
This is also an awesome advert to see how they work remotely all together and I'm sure they're hiring for DevOps people now ;)
- throwaway91111 10y agoNaming individuals is not professional. Even allowing it with permission does not set a good standard for operation.
- riralk 10y agoI agree the transparency was probably appreciated by most users. I also think the human factor should be considered not just the technical aspect. Here's my take on the issue... https://forgetfulprogrammer.wordpress.com/2017/02/04/key-learning-from-the-gitlab-incident/ https://forgetfulprogrammer.wordpress.com/2017/02/04/key-lea...