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> For me, currently, "canary" means a set of basic automated integration tests that are continually running in production with alarms that feed into a master ag
by sagichmal 7y ago
> For me, currently, "canary" means a set of basic automated integration tests that are continually running in production with alarms that feed into a master aggregate "switch".
I've never heard of this practice described as a canary before (shrug)
- beebs93 7y agoYeah, I concede the common lingo within the company (or team even) may not align with either proper definitions or mainstream usage.