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I think for your setup, I'd want to know how you ensure that your local development environment matches what you use elsewhere. Docker does a good job of defini
by robbya 7y ago
I think for your setup, I'd want to know how you ensure that your local development environment matches what you use elsewhere. Docker does a good job of defining what environment your code runs in. You could also do this with VMs and something like Ansible, or even manual instructions for configuring a clean os install. Each requires various setup time vs maintenance cost.
Do you ever find that a bug presents itself in production that doesn't locally, then when you debug do you find that your local system was setup differently?
- michannne 7y agoThe only thing different between local and cloud is the configuration files, so if there is a difference, it comes to checking the configuration files first, and they don't have to navigate for changes, they can check the git history for any changes to the production configuration file