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Their problem isn't their deployment process, its their monitoring. Blindly ignoring errors is a recipe for failure. You should always look at situation like
by krobertson 16y ago
Their problem isn't their deployment process, its their monitoring.
Blindly ignoring errors is a recipe for failure. You should always look at situation like that asking "how can we monitor this weak point?" Logging plus a service like Splunk work great.
Should always have a solid on call rotation. We have two rotations, and ops one which is first line, and dev in case deeper code changes or more eyes on it are needed.