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4 questions in Infrastructure as Code.
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Infrastructure as Code intermediate
A platform manages infrastructure with code, but engineers make emergency console changes during incidents that are never reflected back. What problems does this drift cause, and how should it be handled without blocking incident response?
2 min answer iacdriftincident-responsegitops -
Infrastructure as Code intermediate
During an incident an engineer makes a manual change in the cloud console. It resolves the issue. What should happen next and what should have prevented it?
2 min answer iacdriftincidentprocess -
Infrastructure as Code intermediate
Half your production changes are made through the console during incidents. The IaC repository no longer matches reality. What do you do?
2 min answer iacdriftgovernancebreak-glass -
Infrastructure as Code intermediate
Infrastructure is defined as code, but production has drifted from the definitions through manual incident fixes. How should drift be handled, and what is wrong with simply enforcing the code?
2 min answer renderiacdriftgitops