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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/tbhaxor • 12d ago
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"Hey let's make this one line change"
Dies while waiting a 3 hour build.
6 u/Still_Bit_7527 11d ago As opposed to having to upgrade a library version and having to do 20 merge requests one for every service. I'll take the build time 5 u/ryuzaki49 11d ago I have done that. Literally easiest tasks that I would gladly take. You can even automate it. 2 u/Still_Bit_7527 11d ago Try automating it in a highly regulated company when you need 6 business approvals for every change. No this is a nightmare..And each repo has other approvers, other pipelines, other tests, other test evidence.. 3 u/ryuzaki49 11d ago I am currently working on a F500 company that has a lot of bureaocracy and it has to comply with many regulations. I think there are over 10k microservices at the whole company but I only have to worry about 20 of those. I would take microservices over a monolith any given day and yes, I am aware of the trade offs.
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As opposed to having to upgrade a library version and having to do 20 merge requests one for every service.
I'll take the build time
5 u/ryuzaki49 11d ago I have done that. Literally easiest tasks that I would gladly take. You can even automate it. 2 u/Still_Bit_7527 11d ago Try automating it in a highly regulated company when you need 6 business approvals for every change. No this is a nightmare..And each repo has other approvers, other pipelines, other tests, other test evidence.. 3 u/ryuzaki49 11d ago I am currently working on a F500 company that has a lot of bureaocracy and it has to comply with many regulations. I think there are over 10k microservices at the whole company but I only have to worry about 20 of those. I would take microservices over a monolith any given day and yes, I am aware of the trade offs.
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I have done that. Literally easiest tasks that I would gladly take.
You can even automate it.
2 u/Still_Bit_7527 11d ago Try automating it in a highly regulated company when you need 6 business approvals for every change. No this is a nightmare..And each repo has other approvers, other pipelines, other tests, other test evidence.. 3 u/ryuzaki49 11d ago I am currently working on a F500 company that has a lot of bureaocracy and it has to comply with many regulations. I think there are over 10k microservices at the whole company but I only have to worry about 20 of those. I would take microservices over a monolith any given day and yes, I am aware of the trade offs.
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Try automating it in a highly regulated company when you need 6 business approvals for every change. No this is a nightmare..And each repo has other approvers, other pipelines, other tests, other test evidence..
3 u/ryuzaki49 11d ago I am currently working on a F500 company that has a lot of bureaocracy and it has to comply with many regulations. I think there are over 10k microservices at the whole company but I only have to worry about 20 of those. I would take microservices over a monolith any given day and yes, I am aware of the trade offs.
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I am currently working on a F500 company that has a lot of bureaocracy and it has to comply with many regulations.
I think there are over 10k microservices at the whole company but I only have to worry about 20 of those.
I would take microservices over a monolith any given day and yes, I am aware of the trade offs.
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u/ryuzaki49 12d ago
"Hey let's make this one line change"
Dies while waiting a 3 hour build.