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Site Update Plan

Posted by RDellimmagine Dec 18, 2007

The transition from emergency mode (where we were pushing out fixes to critical bugs as quickly as we could verify them) to our standard mode (where we need to maintain the current level of stability and ensure we don't introduce new bugs) is taking longer than I had originally expected. The tasks we are working on (and have partially completed) are: reconfiguring and standardizing our stage environment; and automating the build, test (including writing regression tests and improving the load tests), and deployment processes. I'm working on ways to do an interim release before some of these pieces are together, but it's hard to get the full level of confidence in the new build without these processes in place. My expectation is it will be early January before we can roll out the 2-column design.



Dec 19, 2007 5:48 AM tlyczko

This blog used to be at the top of the main VMTN Communities page.
Could it be put back there, please??
It is really nice to see these periodic reports.
Thank you, Tom

Dec 19, 2007 8:02 AM RDellimmagine VMware Moderator in response to: tlyczko

I moved it to the "New Site Feedback" community, so it's still available. My goal is to focus the communities on community activity rather than site status: since the site has been running smoothly for several weeks, I thought it time to shift that focus. Does it work for you to have it on the "New Site Feedback" community?

Dec 20, 2007 11:59 AM tlyczko in response to: RDellimmagine

Thanks for explaining, I hope your idea will work.
I think where it's placed is probably more a matter of taste and intended purpose. :)
I liked it better where it was, but now that I have found it, I can now read it, I wondered where it went. :)
Hopefully it is now where it will make the most difference to continued website improvements.
Thanks, Tom

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