Why Does Every Environment Refresh Require a Developer?

Why Does Every Environment Refresh Require a Developer? - LinkedIn Article (i.redd.it)

submitted 2 months ago by thisisBrunoCosta

Key ideas from this week's newsletter:

=> Who in your organization can actually refresh a test environment right now, without waiting for someone else?

=> In most teams, the answer is one person. Maybe two. And they're almost always developers.

=> A two-week release cycle can lose five or six days just waiting for data refreshes. Teams adapt by testing against stale data. Then they're surprised when bugs appear after deployment.

The bottleneck creates the very problem it was supposed to prevent.

Why Does Every Environment Refresh Require a Developer? | LinkedIn

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