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Originally Posted by daemonfowl
I still need to know if it is not insane on my part to enjoy a recent x feature on -current by going -current for a production server ..
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Some people do run
-current in production,
but most of those understand the risk
and:
- don't have service level agreements (SLA) with their customers which requires solid uptime.
- have enough redundancy in their topologies which counterbalances the loss of key systems.
It's your choice as to whether you run
-current in production, but if it breaks, you get to pick up the pieces.
My suggestion to you is to develop a disaster plan which takes into account systems which need to be replaced/rebuilt. If it is acceptable for your Website to crash & be down for a month, then you don't need as stringent a disaster plan as other sites which exist only to facilitate business. If their sites go down, they don't make any money.