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In my mind, if I look at a drop-down and "model D" is down but "model C" is up and I need the API running NOW, I'm going to change the option to the one that's
by cobertos 4y ago
In my mind, if I look at a drop-down and "model D" is down but "model C" is up and I need the API running NOW, I'm going to change the option to the one that's working.
That being said, every company I've been at with a production outage has gone into "fix it and ask questions later" mode. Maybe other companies have more process?
But when you put it like you said in your comment, it does feel more weighty
- gardenhedge 4y agoIn contrast the (non-AI) companies I've worked with have a rigorous change release process which includes impact assessments, back out plans, getting multiple sign offs including QA testing and post-release testing, etc.
- cobertos 4y agoI mean specifically for a production outage fix. For planned changes, most of the companies I've worked at have similar release processes