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Automated deployments require planning before the time they're executed. If code is involved, someone likely reviews and approves it. There are naturally far
by lwhi 3y ago
Automated deployments require planning before the time they're executed.
If code is involved, someone likely reviews and approves it.
There are naturally far more safeguards in place than there would be for a manual deployment.
- justinclift 3y agoIn an ideal world, sure. In the current one, we have Facebook's "Move fast and break things" being applied to many things where it has no business being. Banking and communications infrastructure comes to my mind, but there are definitely others. :)
- lwhi 3y agoI think the benefits from automated deployments are things that are just par for the course to be honest. Sure, you can mess these things up .. but doing so would involve willful negligence rather than someone's absent mindedness. Basically, I think the takeaway from the article is probably worth taking.