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Cool, turn it into a set of requirements and put up as part of the definition of done. Questions in this form always seem condescending. Like “I‘m smarter than
by rad_gruchalski 4y ago
Cool, turn it into a set of requirements and put up as part of the definition of done.
Questions in this form always seem condescending. Like “I‘m smarter than you, I thought about it, you didn’t”.
- xarthna 4y agoThis is exactly what I came to express. If this isn't standardized in an organization it should be. Otherwise, it's the same repetitive questions, the same finger pointing, and the same miscommunication. If these are the requirements needed to put a service into production, then make it explicit. As the developer, of course I own the service, but (usually) don't have the access. Standardized as requirements, both teams can work together to produce, monitor, and troubleshoot production services smoothly. Then nobody is surprised when it is release day, and asked these questions with an impatient PM whom has already publicly set expectations.
- rad_gruchalski 4y agoSpot on. Otherwise it’s all virtue signalling.