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"these are almost always due to bad roll outs, usually configuration changes." Some would consider that falling under #2. (Not me though)
by VectorLock 7y ago
"these are almost always due to bad roll outs, usually configuration changes." Some would consider that falling under #2. (Not me though)
- heleninboodler 7y agoGiven that "87.623% of all outages are caused by changes" is generally accepted wisdom of running large scale services, I would tend to disagree with those people. Incompetence: no. Opportunity for improvement: yes. Edit: made-up number has large margin of error