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"12 factor app" is exactly as meaningful as "24 factor app" or "100 factor app", i.e. not at all. Who gets to say how many "factors" are relevant? What's the c
by vemv 4y ago
"12 factor app" is exactly as meaningful as "24 factor app" or "100 factor app", i.e. not at all.
Who gets to say how many "factors" are relevant? What's the common thread of the 12 factors?
- lliamander 4y agoI'm struggling to understand your criticism. Why the authors decided to put 12 instead of 24 or 100 (or whatever) is irrelevant. What's relevant is whether the factors themselves are meaningful. The common thread is covered in the introduction. It's about building services that back web applications in a way that makes it easy to deploy and manage them.