It's not the architecture, it's the representing all the states in prod in testing. Not saying it's impossible, just not always feasible to have it actively "p

It's not the architecture, it's the representing all the states in prod in testing. Not saying it's impossible, just not always feasible to have it actively "perfect". I've found that an "ok" testing envrionment and solid unit testing / monitoring tends to do better. And then b/g deploys and canaries :/