The Cloudcast

The Maintenance Episode

April 21, 2024 Massive Studios
The Maintenance Episode
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The Cloudcast
The Maintenance Episode
Apr 21, 2024
Massive Studios

For some strange reason, “maintenance” has been in the news quite a bit lately. Is there ever a time when maintenance is enjoyable, or appreciated? 

SHOW: 814

SHOW TRANSCRIPT: The Cloudcast #814

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SHOW NOTES:

IS MAINTENANCE EVER APPRECIATED OR ENJOYABLE?

  • Spent the day surrounded by maintenance activities (oil, AC, power-wash)
  • The costs of maintenance are real and opportunity
  • Maintenance often goes unappreciated and unseen
  • Naming: Release Notes, Technical Debt, Chaos Engineering

TECHNICAL DEBT VS. MAINTENANCE

  • Should we encourage a lack of maintenance vs. innovation as a priority?
  • Should we encourage active maintenance with lower hard costs?
  • Is there a way to put respect on maintenance? (e.g. OSS maintainers)
  • Do we undervalue maintenance (e.g. Backup/Recovery, DisasterRecovery, etc.)?
  • What maintenance best practices do you use? What are the good and bad of them?

FEEDBACK?

Show Notes

For some strange reason, “maintenance” has been in the news quite a bit lately. Is there ever a time when maintenance is enjoyable, or appreciated? 

SHOW: 814

SHOW TRANSCRIPT: The Cloudcast #814

SHOW VIDEO: https://youtube.com/@TheCloudcastNET 

CLOUD NEWS OF THE WEEK - http://bit.ly/cloudcast-cnotw

CHECK OUT OUR NEW PODCAST - "CLOUDCAST BASICS"


SHOW NOTES:

IS MAINTENANCE EVER APPRECIATED OR ENJOYABLE?

  • Spent the day surrounded by maintenance activities (oil, AC, power-wash)
  • The costs of maintenance are real and opportunity
  • Maintenance often goes unappreciated and unseen
  • Naming: Release Notes, Technical Debt, Chaos Engineering

TECHNICAL DEBT VS. MAINTENANCE

  • Should we encourage a lack of maintenance vs. innovation as a priority?
  • Should we encourage active maintenance with lower hard costs?
  • Is there a way to put respect on maintenance? (e.g. OSS maintainers)
  • Do we undervalue maintenance (e.g. Backup/Recovery, DisasterRecovery, etc.)?
  • What maintenance best practices do you use? What are the good and bad of them?

FEEDBACK?