To think there is a mustache twirling executive clutching a purse and spreadsheet saying fuck no we are on a budget blocking a fix is just so absurdly ignorant it hurts my soul lol. Just added capacity and a Monday morning meeting with my dev team to find out why and take action. No approval, no manager interaction, nothing. I would file an automated ticket from my phone and within a couple hours capacity would be added. If my architecture started having capacity issues I would get a page out hours before it was an issue based on trends. I’d understand if the issues were only affecting some users, but this is a global daily issue that affects every single person. I also find it silly that there is and the official forums, yet they rely on Twitter to provide real-time updates on issues.

It's just odd that people would think blizzard would tank their game to save a few thousand dollars and a phone call. Crimsomrider-2833 October 14, 2021, 1:41pm 13.

Doesn't even require approval from a leadership team.įor an established software company even cheaper and easier. Not only is it cheap it's seamless to add in most scenarios and takes very little time. Regardless of business, capacity is cheap is my point.

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