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Right, but in a corporate production environment where everything is probably deployed compiled or compiled shortly after, does that matter? No one is altering
by koheripbal 6y ago
Right, but in a corporate production environment where everything is probably deployed compiled or compiled shortly after, does that matter? No one is altering prod code.
- mschuster91 6y agoIt certainly makes zero or almost no downtime deployments easier. Assume a Java application with a database that accesses said database during initialization - for a schema change you have to take great care in code that both the old and the new code can concurrently work on the same database to achieve low downtime. With a PHP application, it's easier - spin up the new Docker container, disconnect the loadbalancer, do the schema change, and connect the loadbalancer to the new Docker container.