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Choosing an Android Stack That Survives Release Day
Uray Febri
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Sep 26
Choosing an Android Stack That Survives Release Day
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The app release was the one deploy we could not take back
Sergey Shinder
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Sep 26
The app release was the one deploy we could not take back
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We pressed the button again and the release came out half published
Sergey Shinder
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Sep 25
We pressed the button again and the release came out half published
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The deploy took four minutes and the release took six days
Sergey Shinder
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Sep 24
The deploy took four minutes and the release took six days
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The fix we backported to our oldest branch did nothing
Sergey Shinder
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Sep 23
The fix we backported to our oldest branch did nothing
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We shipped the version that could not receive the next one
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Sep 22
We shipped the version that could not receive the next one
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Nine teams were taking turns on one staging environment
Sergey Shinder
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Sep 20
Nine teams were taking turns on one staging environment
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Five percent of our traffic was not five percent of our callers
Sergey Shinder
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Sep 19
Five percent of our traffic was not five percent of our callers
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The migration finished in a second and the rollout ran for eleven minutes
Sergey Shinder
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Sep 18
The migration finished in a second and the rollout ran for eleven minutes
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A one line fix took three weeks of unreleased work to production
Sergey Shinder
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Sep 17
A one line fix took three weeks of unreleased work to production
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Eight months in production and no automation had ever touched it
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Sep 16
Eight months in production and no automation had ever touched it
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A third of our releases went out through the emergency path
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Sep 15
A third of our releases went out through the emergency path
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Our own retention policy deleted the version we needed to roll back to
Sergey Shinder
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Sep 13
Our own retention policy deleted the version we needed to roll back to
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The commit we tested was not the commit we shipped
Sergey Shinder
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Sep 10
The commit we tested was not the commit we shipped
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The migration that shipped with the code and locked the table for eleven minutes
Sergey Shinder
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Sep 8
The migration that shipped with the code and locked the table for eleven minutes
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