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I think the primary measure is simply "think about it in advance". The major requirement is just to make sure that multiple people have the necessary admin acce
by pm215 8y ago
I think the primary measure is simply "think about it in advance". The major requirement is just to make sure that multiple people have the necessary admin accesses; this is seldom technically tricky. You just need to take an afternoon to list up all the resources your project has and for each (a) who has access and (b) who has permissions to change the access rights. Then review it occasionally to make sure the list still has enough active members on it to be safe. It's also a useful document to have around so that when somebody says "who do I need to talk to to get access to our foo servers" you know the answer.
- pacaro 8y agoThis is a little like backups. If you don’t test restore, then the value of your backups is low. If the project has bandwidth you should consider doing fire drills for your important scenarios. Push a major version, upgrade infrastructure, etc