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Unexpected things are bound to happen. But, one thing that stuck out to me is that you dont seem to have a safe way to test changes (which would have prevented
by chacham15 7y ago
Unexpected things are bound to happen. But, one thing that stuck out to me is that you dont seem to have a safe way to test changes (which would have prevented the second failure). Are there no other environments to test changes on? Is there no way to incrementally roll-out? Is there not another environment which can step in in place of a failing one while you investigate? These seem like fairly common industry practices which help you deal with unexpected failures, but I dont see a mention of if/why these practices failed and if/how that is being remediated.