"Move fast, break things" never worked in any meaningful way, especially in AWS. It's a garbage philosophy repeated by idiots who don't support business applica

"Move fast, break things" never worked in any meaningful way, especially in AWS. It's a garbage philosophy repeated by idiots who don't support business applications driven by software on a global (enterprise, mission critical, always-on) scale. Literally no one at Amazon practices this idea, except the idiots who think that launching pre-alpha garbage into production because of poorly conceived re:invent promises is an acceptable business model that builds customer trust (spoilers, it doesn't). Source: worked there, did that.