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I'm involved in implementing some big changes where I work and one of them is CI runner-only deployments. Both infrastructure and applications will follow the
by comprev 3y ago
I'm involved in implementing some big changes where I work and one of them is CI runner-only deployments.
Both infrastructure and applications will follow the same workflow - all changes via pull/merge requests, Jira integration, etc.
Developers won't have the ability to create resources outside of the CI platform.
- candiddevmike 3y agoI really hope you sold the devs on this instead of commanding them to use it, otherwise their director will use his credit card to sign up for their own AWS account.
- MattPalmer1086 3y agoAnd that director would be fired as soon as this was discovered. At least where I work, but we are heavily regulated.
- comprev 3y agoThis would likely be the same outcome. We're implementing changes because an outside entity states we require them.
- comprev 3y agoIt's a regulated environment which needed locking down. The developers still have access to the same resources albeit in a more controlled process. It's not like we flicked a switch overnight - that would be insane - it's a large scale cloud migration project over many years.
- anotherhue 3y agoI've seen many cases where someone signs up for a free trial at PaaS-du-jour and then starts pointing prod HTTP traffic at mycorp.magicpaas.com
- comprev 3y agoI've also seen it plenty of times in the startup world. Unfortunately I've also been involved in the emergency bandage fix once it was discovered...