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  • NaibofTabrEnglish
    130•2 days ago

    Everybody has a test environment.

    Some are lucky enough to also have a production environment.

  • PhobosAnomaly
    87•2 days ago

    It’s not real deployment if it isn’t pushed straight to prod.

    Test boxes are for communists and the French.

        • synae[he/him]English
          5•2 days ago

          Knowledge tells you that it’s safe to push to prod on Friday afternoon.

          Wisdom is knowing it’s better to wait 'til Monday and go to the bar instead.

          • @MajorHavoc@programming.dev
            4•1 day ago

            The twofold reason Cybersecurity professionals always hit the bar early on Friday afternoon:

            1. It’s a great example for their sysadmin colleagues.
            2. Easy access to sysadmin colleagues if something goes wrong.
    • @nolefan33@sh.itjust.works
      22•2 days ago

      I once worked at a place that had a test environment that used the prod databases. After I left, I heard about an intern who left a where clause off of a SQL query and rewrote an entire production table from the test environment.

      • PhobosAnomaly
        22•2 days ago

        It’s like the SQL creators designed the syntax to achieve maximum fuckery for those where “test” and “live” are different words for the same thing.

        I bet they were pissing themselves laughing when implementing the finicky ROLLBACK command, knowing it that it would be only ever be used in anger as a “hail Mary” from a dev halfway through writing his own resignation letter.

  • @JcbAzPx@lemmy.worldEnglish
    26•2 days ago

    Last backup was done in the nineties to tape and our last working reader was sold for parts fifteen years ago. Also, no one knows if we’re still paying Iron Mountain for the tape storage.