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That only protects against one type of failure, eg one of your vendors going down. The article suggests this was a problem in their own software, which in all l
by stingraycharles 5y ago
That only protects against one type of failure, eg one of your vendors going down. The article suggests this was a problem in their own software, which in all likelihood would not be protected against by using different stacks.
- KingOfCoders 5y agoTwo developers and two product managers would not create the same bugs but different ones I'd think. From writing thousands of correct lines and implementing features without bugs, it would be a coincidende (except perhaps not well understood complex parts) where two developers create the same bugs. Reading studies about bugs in the past where developers where told to write some code resulted in different bugs.
- stingraycharles 5y agoAre there any organizations out there that actually make multiple versions of their product and deploy it together, in real time, all the while being completely agnostic to the end user? It seems like it will be very hard to justify the immense costs for this.