The deploy you do not think about is the one that pages you
Every team I have joined had a deploy step someone described as "fine, mostly". It was never fine. A short field guide to the four questions that surface the rot before it surfaces itself.
All of my long-form thoughts on programming, developer tools, and more, collected in chronological order.
Every team I have joined had a deploy step someone described as "fine, mostly". It was never fine. A short field guide to the four questions that surface the rot before it surfaces itself.
Not because it is bad — because it is a full-time job you have not hired for. What six engineers actually get from it, what it actually costs them, and the three cases where I still say yes.
Logs are read at 3am by someone who did not write the code and is afraid of making it worse. That is the reader. Almost nothing we log is written for them.