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Interesting. I've heard of this practice as 'one box' or 'one pod'. And canary used to mean, 'tests that run continously against your production stack.' I wond

by Pfhreak 10y ago

Interesting. I've heard of this practice as 'one box' or 'one pod'. And canary used to mean, 'tests that run continously against your production stack.' I wonder which is more prevalent.

obstinate 10y ago
Probably depends on your workplace, but at Google canary has meant a subset of production running at a newer version at least since '07.
discodave 10y ago
I think your definition comes from Amazon/AWS... haven't heard it much from outside Amazon.