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No, switching creates risks. Risk of configuration errors leading to downtimes or vulnerabilities, risk of unexpected delays in deployment, risk of running into
by goodpoint 5y ago
No, switching creates risks. Risk of configuration errors leading to downtimes or vulnerabilities, risk of unexpected delays in deployment, risk of running into bugs that the users are unaware of.
Many software projects fail by facing delays due to excessive complexity and tech churn. Moving carefully helps.
- nkozyra 5y ago> No, switching creates risks. Absolutely - but again, that's apparently not why NGINX was dismissed as an option.