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Relevant comment from yesterday's Crowdstrike mega-thread: "Crowdstrike did this to our production linux fleet back on April 19th, and I've been dying to rant

• rkagerer 2y ago
  > ...weeks later had a root cause analysis that didn't cover our scenario (Debian stable running version n-1, I think, which is a supported configuration) in their test matrix. In our own post mortem there was no real ability to prevent the same thing from happening again -- "we push software to your machines any time we want, whether or not it's urgent, without testing it"
• ufo 2y ago
  Not just a relevant comment; this HN thread serms to be a primary source for the article.