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assuming the code is reasonable and can scale they should be allowed to and enabled to do this. as a dev I dont want to think too hard about the infrastructure
by JohnMakin 3y ago
assuming the code is reasonable and can scale they should be allowed to and enabled to do this. as a dev I dont want to think too hard about the infrastructure underneath it, I just want it to run.
the ole “runs on local therefore it’s good to go” should be good enough.
- Tainnor 3y agoYou can ignore some of the details, but you can't ignore everything. Which database you choose and how you scale it will affect your application code. You can't write code that makes use of the local file system (or in-memory data for anything meant to be persistent) if you have more than one container serving your app. (And yes, some people need to be explicitly taught not to do that.) And so on.