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Just because you can bring in some infrastructure level tool to ensure that “X always happens” does not mean it is necessarily a good idea. If you have a small
by mberning 5y ago
Just because you can bring in some infrastructure level tool to ensure that “X always happens” does not mean it is necessarily a good idea. If you have a small team, small budget, tight timeline, etc. it could serve as a major distraction when “just doing it in code” would be good enough.
- janpot 5y agoIn practice, more often than not “X always happens” doesn't hold, there's always exceptions. Next thing you know, you're bringing your business logic into your infrastructure.
- markus_zhang 5y agoAnd in a while you figure out that you are bringing in DBA/Sysadmins under other hats that you desperately want to un-employ.