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Assuming you have a tested rollback strategy, I’m all for rolling back first and asking questions later. It at least can often eliminate the rolled back change
by lesam 3y ago
Assuming you have a tested rollback strategy, I’m all for rolling back first and asking questions later.
It at least can often eliminate the rolled back change as the cause, even if it doesn’t fix the problem.
- eklavya 3y agoThat's essentially on call 101, you try to mitigate as fast as possible and root cause later when you are not half asleep. Surprised to see some comments here.