← Back to context Comment by sahkopoyta 4 years ago but... why would you do that? production is not for that one 2 comments sahkopoyta Reply kortilla 4 years ago If you don’t test against prod your CD pipeline is missing a critical step. bpicolo 4 years ago In some systems the cost of writing and maintaining stubbed or alternate versions of things you don’t want hit by tests in prod can be pretty overbearing. Good SLOs can serve the same purpose as well for that sort of flow
kortilla 4 years ago If you don’t test against prod your CD pipeline is missing a critical step. bpicolo 4 years ago In some systems the cost of writing and maintaining stubbed or alternate versions of things you don’t want hit by tests in prod can be pretty overbearing. Good SLOs can serve the same purpose as well for that sort of flow
bpicolo 4 years ago In some systems the cost of writing and maintaining stubbed or alternate versions of things you don’t want hit by tests in prod can be pretty overbearing. Good SLOs can serve the same purpose as well for that sort of flow
If you don’t test against prod your CD pipeline is missing a critical step.
In some systems the cost of writing and maintaining stubbed or alternate versions of things you don’t want hit by tests in prod can be pretty overbearing. Good SLOs can serve the same purpose as well for that sort of flow