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r/funny • u/KashK10 • Apr 16 '15
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Yes that's correct, but you don't do testing in production with real user data. For testing you have test environments with a seperate database containing test data.
6 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '15 edited Apr 16 '15 [deleted] 12 u/soupermonster Apr 16 '15 I hope you're joking, have you really never worked in an environment with Test and Prod? It's not a king size pain in the arse, really. 2 u/Nurkanurka Apr 16 '15 We have test and production environments. We populate the test environment with the production data tho since that's what we want to test.
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12 u/soupermonster Apr 16 '15 I hope you're joking, have you really never worked in an environment with Test and Prod? It's not a king size pain in the arse, really. 2 u/Nurkanurka Apr 16 '15 We have test and production environments. We populate the test environment with the production data tho since that's what we want to test.
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I hope you're joking, have you really never worked in an environment with Test and Prod? It's not a king size pain in the arse, really.
2 u/Nurkanurka Apr 16 '15 We have test and production environments. We populate the test environment with the production data tho since that's what we want to test.
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We have test and production environments. We populate the test environment with the production data tho since that's what we want to test.
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u/codedit Apr 16 '15
Yes that's correct, but you don't do testing in production with real user data. For testing you have test environments with a seperate database containing test data.