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It's clearly not mission critical, Atlassian has just demonstrated that. "Move fast and break things" and "mission critical" are opposing forces that just do n
by nineteen999 5y ago
It's clearly not mission critical, Atlassian has just demonstrated that.
"Move fast and break things" and "mission critical" are opposing forces that just do not mesh.
My team and I run emergency services communications infrastructure with 99.999% availability requirements and our company has to pay an abatement if we don't maintain those levels. That's actually mission critical. We don't run ANY script or SQL command in production that deletes data without having tested it in our dev/test environment, documented the steps of the change and the results of testing, having the change reviewed internally, and approved by the government.
We can get these changes approved and into production in around a week normally.
"Move fast and break things" is great, until the wrong thing breaks.