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Often "impossible" is based on constraints like "0 downtime" "100% planned rollout, rollback scenarios" etc. These constraints get thrown to the wind when the
by richthegeek 4y ago
Often "impossible" is based on constraints like "0 downtime" "100% planned rollout, rollback scenarios" etc.
These constraints get thrown to the wind when the downtime is already happening.
- pclmulqdq 4y agoI was being a bit hyperbolic, but this is the real reason. However, the VPs in question often have the authority to approve changes that don't have rollback scenarios (for example), they just don't until the shit hits the fan.