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I want to know what happened to the poor engineer who issued the command?

• pjscott 5y ago
  The blog post is putting the blame on a bug in the tooling which should have made the command impossible to issue, which is exactly where the blame ought to go.
  • bilater 5y ago
    Still I'd hate to be the first 'Why' of a multi-billion dollar outage :D
• chovybizzass 5y ago
  or the manager who told him to "do it anyway" when he raised concern.
• antocv 5y ago
  He will be promoted to street dweller while his managers will fail up.
  • runawaybottle 5y ago
    Actually he was promoted to C-Level, CII, Chief Imperial Intern ‘For Life’. It’s a great accomplishment to be be fair, comes with a lifetime weekly stipend and access to whatever Frontend books/courses you need to be a great web developer. Will never touch ops again.