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And they've learned a lot from it. For example, MS no longer universally deploys updates across the world, they have a slower rollout to avoid just such an inc
by cogman10 2y ago
And they've learned a lot from it. For example, MS no longer universally deploys updates across the world, they have a slower rollout to avoid just such an incident.
- sunaookami 2y agoYeah now one million users loose access to their computer instead of 100 million!
- fragmede 2y agoyes? that's 100x better! at the end of the day, internal testing just isn't going to catch every single permutation of customer configuration, so there's always a risk that something bad goes out. if you're that big, you'd start with .01% of the fleet instead of 1% of the fleet, so it's 100_000 before you get to 1_000_000, before going to 100% but neither Apple or Google have figured out a better way than that. It's industry standard at this point.