elRopo
9 years ago
Decepticons!
RMAN4443
9 years ago

Dam still not falling#-o

chazbo wrote:


Which makes all those people downstream in Cali very happy 🇨🇮
bgz
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  • Herf-A-Holic
9 years ago

Worked in the IT field for 10 years. Worked in numerous data centers which ran online apps. In all of them, they had a development environment where updates were written and tested before wide scale deployment. In all my time in the field I never once witnessed snafu's like this. It seems like patches are written on the fly and deployed with little if any testing.

Abrignac wrote:



Ya...

I consider it a major fail if an upgrade puts the client down for more than a half an hour.

This is just ridiculous, people should be fired over this... The IT guys and devlopers should be ashamed of themselves.
Stinkdyr
9 years ago

Dam still not falling#-o

chazbo wrote:




That's why we call it.........FREE FAIL !!

🇨🇮
chazzeric
9 years ago
Tired of waiting for my cigars
Pudding Mittens
9 years ago

Worked in the IT field for 10 years. Worked in numerous data centers which ran online apps. In all of them, they had a development environment where updates were written and tested before wide scale deployment. In all my time in the field I never once witnessed snafu's like this. It seems like patches are written on the fly and deployed with little if any testing.

Abrignac wrote:


Yup, the dev environment, a QA environment, a UAT environment, then production. Changes had to progress through all of them in that order, with three different sets of people testing the crap out of them at each of those stages. This (along with GOOD devs with attention to detail and non-retarded management) are how you make big, complex changes go off without a hitch.

Liar...

KingoftheCove wrote:


Not sure if you're joking or not, but if I'm lying then I must've imagined all those years of problem-free large changes. Maybe my whole career was all a dream, like the end of the Newhart show! But probably not. I just might know what I'm talking about!
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