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In may day job I often see systems that have the opposite. Especially for database queries, developers tested on local machine with 100s of records and everythi
by Szpadel 3y ago
In may day job I often see systems that have the opposite. Especially for database queries, developers tested on local machine with 100s of records and everything was quick and snappy and on production with mere millions of records I often see queries taking minutes up to a hour just because some developer didn't see need for creating indexes or created query in a way there is no way to even create any index that would work
- layer8 3y agoThat’s true, but has little to do with distributed cloud architecture vs. single local instance.
- pooper 3y agoThis is a different topic and not always a skills issue. The stupid match for "productivity" and "velocity" means you have to cut corners. Also Sometimes, it is poor communication. Just yesterday I saw some code that requests auth token before every request even though each bearer token comes with expires in (about twelve hours).