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I’ve learned to take the time and go through the normal deploy steps for any hot fix. More often then not, rushing the steps leads to longer outages, missing th
by tashoecraft 6y ago
I’ve learned to take the time and go through the normal deploy steps for any hot fix. More often then not, rushing the steps leads to longer outages, missing the actual bug, creating a new bug, etc.
Don’t cowboy it, deploy properly and you’ll be more relaxed in the long term.
- tleasure 6y agoYeah, I should have been more clear. I'm 100% for using normal deploy steps and I'm not recommending cowboy-ing updates in a container. He was asking about using non-containerized infr though. If you can commit a code hotfix and quickly deploy the code package, you can roll forward without the slow container build/deploy.