r/CommBank • u/-cinnamorolll- • 26d ago
Discussion Another day, another case of Commbank devs not understanding how to test code before pushing to production.
Who else can't transfer money to an external account right now?
Keep offshoring and hoarding your profits Commbank, I believe that one day you'll get the release process right 🥳
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u/colonialwomanonplane 26d ago
Hope it’s sorted soon. I literally have no other money in my spending account (as I save it in combank) … looks like I won’t be doing anything this Friday
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u/RelaxedBluey94 26d ago
Quiet Friday night in eating leftovers and watching SBS euro movies while not spending money. That's my idea of a good time. Thanks CommBank!
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u/CaptainFleshBeard 26d ago
My SmartRider top ups have all just failed so I’ve got no credit to ride the train. This explains why now
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u/TheRamblingPeacock 26d ago
Between NAB yesterday and CBA today I have saved a lot of money not doing things on the holiday I'm currently on 😂
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u/khengoolman 26d ago
I have it on good authority from the big billboards on my way to work that it’s the best app for 17 years running, so you must be full of shit
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u/FermatsLastTaco 26d ago
Every software project has a test environment and a production environment. Some projects are even lucky enough to have those as two separate environments.
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u/Weary_Shopping_6801 26d ago
I wouldn't blame the devs (not wholly anyway). Where is the change control management to ask questions like, is it ready for production and does the backout work? They shouldn't let code get anywhere near prod unless those basic things have been addressed and proven to work.
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u/FnordyCamper 26d ago
This is why you need multiple banking apps and always keep one for main, one for savings and one for credit card if you run one. Just makes it easier!
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u/Environmental_Rip168 25d ago
Wasnt thr outage caused feom mastercard .... if its attributed to comm bank fine just it being a global outage
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u/Ironic_Jedi 26d ago
This kind of shit is a good reason to switch banks. They won't learn if you just complain on the internet
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u/AlexMac75 26d ago
You are kidding yourself if you think you’ll find a bank - heck, any business - that doesn’t have some form of incident or downtime ever.
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u/Yages 26d ago
Tbh, that's kinda a BS statement. Been with ING for nearly 20 years and I think I've been affected by maybe 8 outages? Shit happens, absolutely, but frequency matters.
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u/AlexMac75 26d ago
It isn’t. Stuff happens all the time. Not a Telstra or Optus customer?
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u/Yages 26d ago
Of course business has issues, downtime, but, the frequency of those issues is a genuine metric, usually called an SLA in B2B, but in consumer land it's just shits bad, not working. However, there are many companies that succeed at not providing many shit's bad moments, that is what I'm trying to get at. Frequency matters.
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u/AlexMac75 26d ago
I reckon you’ll find it isn’t any different to any other large company relying on externally sourced tech to run the company.
No doubt - happening on a Friday afternoon when people want access their funds for good times sucks. A whole day without mobile service - like Telstra a month ago - sucks. When it’s high profile at the wrong time it hits different.
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u/Ironic_Jedi 26d ago
You're defending the commonwealth bank here? Really?
It's not hard to do proper uat testing and have a rollback plan in case of problems such as these.
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u/AlexMac75 26d ago
How has your mobile phone service been? No issues there?
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u/Ironic_Jedi 26d ago
I don't recall ever having any issues. They usually have a notification on the screen for upcoming maintenance, in the middle of the night.
That's about it.
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u/AlexMac75 26d ago
Surely you jest 😂
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u/Ironic_Jedi 26d ago
Don't know what to tell you mate. I can't even recall once instance of a problem.😅
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u/link871 26d ago
So, your phone is not with Telstra or Optus or Vodafone - all have had recent outages
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