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We need more context. Server configuration should definitely be in code/source control these days. Database changes, well, what kind of changes are you talkin
by bmurphy1976 8y ago
We need more context. Server configuration should definitely be in code/source control these days. Database changes, well, what kind of changes are you talking about?
- ryeguy_24 8y agoThese days, as we have multiple departments and services, it’s hard to track down any issues we identify without knowing what kind of changes have happened to potentially cause it. As we don’t have a single development platform (multiple acquisitionss) this is hard for us at least until we have unified systems (will take time). I’m referring to any infrastructure or operational change to the stack. For example, deployments/roll outs, scaling servers up or down, port changes, updates to software on key servers, changes to database table structure, manual changes to database data. Any changes at all to the production stack.