> just a refusal to learn how actual software delivery is done. One day you will be promoted to 'senior engineer' and revise this statement. Software exists t

> just a refusal to learn how actual software delivery is done. One day you will be promoted to 'senior engineer' and revise this statement. Software exists to solve problems. Adding more complexity has to serve a purpose. Just because you read somewhere that Netflix does their deployment in some way, doesn't mean that it's the right way for your environment. The only thing I disagree with his approach is that they do "ssh <host> git pull". They should just "git push <host>" from their CI machine(or laptop since they have no CI/CD). No reason to allow access to code from the actual server and git is distributed. They could surely turn off the non-active server but they might be using that for failover. In that case serving zero requests is totally fine.