In this case even dockerized environments would allow you to redeploy with ease.
But that's too much work, many of these systems are running docker resistant software. Management doesn't want to invest in modernization - it works this quarter, it's someone else's problem next quarterly.
You're basically proposing Windows 12 to radically limit what software and drivers can do. Even then eventually someone will probably still break it with weird code.
I'm actually amazed these updates are being tested in prod. Do they have no QA environments ?
Do I personally need to create a startup company called Paranoia... We actually run a clone of your prod environment minus any sensitive data, then we install all the weird and strange updates before they hit your production servers...
As an upsell we'll test out privileges, to take sure your junior engineers can't break prod.
Someone raise a seed round, I'm down to get started this week.
But that's too much work, many of these systems are running docker resistant software. Management doesn't want to invest in modernization - it works this quarter, it's someone else's problem next quarterly.
You're basically proposing Windows 12 to radically limit what software and drivers can do. Even then eventually someone will probably still break it with weird code.
I'm actually amazed these updates are being tested in prod. Do they have no QA environments ?
Do I personally need to create a startup company called Paranoia... We actually run a clone of your prod environment minus any sensitive data, then we install all the weird and strange updates before they hit your production servers...
As an upsell we'll test out privileges, to take sure your junior engineers can't break prod.
Someone raise a seed round, I'm down to get started this week.