← Back to context Comment by prox 2 days ago Wait it uses “blast radius” ? In what context? 3 comments prox Reply esseph 2 days ago For example: limiting the number of resources in a particular Terraform state file so that if an apply goes wrong, it just takes out the dev instance for the app and not the prod instance if every company app.It uses "blast radius" often in similar contexts. bensyverson 2 days ago Literally any type of rename, refactor or bug fix inglor_cz 2 days ago I see "blast radii" all the time in context of refactorizations. Like, what happens if we swap library A for library B.
esseph 2 days ago For example: limiting the number of resources in a particular Terraform state file so that if an apply goes wrong, it just takes out the dev instance for the app and not the prod instance if every company app.It uses "blast radius" often in similar contexts.
inglor_cz 2 days ago I see "blast radii" all the time in context of refactorizations. Like, what happens if we swap library A for library B.
For example: limiting the number of resources in a particular Terraform state file so that if an apply goes wrong, it just takes out the dev instance for the app and not the prod instance if every company app.
It uses "blast radius" often in similar contexts.
Literally any type of rename, refactor or bug fix
I see "blast radii" all the time in context of refactorizations. Like, what happens if we swap library A for library B.