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Deploying on a Friday is fine for many businesses - but it becomes riskier if you are leaving to a remote location with no internet access.
by jeremyjh 8y ago
Deploying on a Friday is fine for many businesses - but it becomes riskier if you are leaving to a remote location with no internet access.
- klodolph 8y agoEven if your automation is great, there’s often a series of events that goes like this: Error discovered -> Call person responsible -> Roll back It’s not just about whether you have the ability to fix the error, it’s about whether deploying on Friday is likely to disrupt people’s personal lives. Or, put another way, it’s not kind to deploy on Friday, it’s selfish. It looks good if you push out features quickly, and if it blows up someone else has to take time out of their weekend. On my team ops controls releases and if you miss the Thursday build you’re not getting anything in production until Monday.