What I learned running a queue nobody owned
The queue had been in production for six years and had no owner. Every team pushed into it, nobody watched it, and the retry policy was whatever the first client had configured in 2019.
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The queue had been in production for six years and had no owner. Every team pushed into it, nobody watched it, and the retry policy was whatever the first client had configured in 2019.
Read the post →A migration you cannot abort is a deployment with a hostage. The useful question is not how long it takes, but what happens if you stop it at minute three.
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