July 9, 2018
Volume 16, issue 3

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Originally published in Queue vol. 16, no. 3—
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Alex Koval | Sun, 22 Jul 2018 06:51:55 UTC

Good article, but with complex system it is quite hard to make some automated checks - when many services are interdependent we found it is hard to predict if the certain change would not break something else, and so while keeping the infrastructure in the code, and allowing team to make PRs, we are rolling changes manually.

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