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Early companies that physically shipped software followed methods developed for spaceflight in order to avoid costly errors; almost everyone forgot to rethink them when SaaS made errors cheap. ‘Test in production’ / observability seems like final step in reversing the oversight.pic.twitter.com/S7VTCRIsbd
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This is interesting, what's the source for the screenshot?
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I keep hearing "test in production" but I hope my bank account from which my rent cheques are cashed isn't the precise bit of production people are using to test is all.
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All depends on the context
don’t a recovery-oriented process in catastrophic contexts, and vice versa.
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Maybe I've been doing it right the whole time!
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SaaS has not made all errors cheap. You can't roll back a data breach.
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I'm doing this with hardware - merge a manufacturing service business with an OEM and you can test hardware advances in prod. Plus rigorous QC that I don't play fast and loose with of course
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Similar sentiments and finding validations in this unique corner of tech: https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2019-07-21/live-coding-australia-music-computer-code/11301114?pfmredir=sm …
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Code as live performance: https://extemporelang.github.io/docs/overview/philosophy/ …
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