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I think it's still somewhat (fairly?) common for internal facing apps where you can just tell your users "It's going to be down in this window, plan accordingly
by nijave 5y ago
I think it's still somewhat (fairly?) common for internal facing apps where you can just tell your users "It's going to be down in this window, plan accordingly". For a publicly available app, you'll lose your customers to a competitor with a more advanced maintenance strategy (or even one that happened to pick a NoSQL database where rolling upgrades are trivial)