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Replace lazy with the word good and I agree with everything in this post.
by mattacular 6y ago
Replace lazy with the word good and I agree with everything in this post.
- cloudrkt 6y agoDeploy on a friday is still a no go for us.
- linkdd 6y agoWhen you work on weekends too, a friday is just like any other days.
- imdsm 6y agoOr when you have a robust CI process in place
- enw 6y agoFor any somewhat complex architecture, even with great tests and canaries there will be unexpected issues.
- lostcolony 6y agoI've yet to see the place that had the level of testing, and infallability of the CI process, to where I wanted to deploy on a Friday. Yeah, it may be a low chance that anything will go wrong, and an equally low chance we'll be unable to easily rollback, but so few things can't wait until Monday that I want to roll those dice.
- linkdd 6y agoI have 100% code coverage in my unit tests + behavioral tests (with cucumber). And yet, problems still happen. Programming is the art of adding bugs to an empty text file.
- wdfx 6y agoEven an empty file can contain a bug, by virtue of being empty.
- tigroferoce 6y agoSome [1] propose to split the week in a different way, so that you take a day off on Wed and one on Sun and you work on Sat, so Fri becomes like Thu. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALaTm6VzTBw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALaTm6VzTBw
- giantg2 6y agoIt's often required that we go on a Friday or Saturday to minimize potential impact if there's an issue
- yoz-y 6y agoWhen I was briefly working in a construction plant. Weekends is when non critical or potentially risky operations on machinery would be done, as to not block the production chain during workdays.