You don’t have a production environment
summary
Explains why modern systems (clusters, microservices, A/B tests, feature toggles, ephemeral containers, serverless functions and multi-tenancy) make a single reproducible production environment impossible, arguing that production is really many differing environments. Discusses the implications for staging environments and how that realization should change development processes and practices.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 1:54What is it good for?
- 4:30Assumptions
- 8:48Clusters (you do deploy sometimes, right?)
- 14:33Production environments (plural)
- 19:48OK, I'm sold. How do I get there?
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