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The stage environment is a preprod environment that mirrors production Often it may have some production data so that a test group composed of actual users and QA testers can confirm that the

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I always thought that PreProd should be an identical copy to the Prod environment using a copy of the same database using a copy of the same user account should be installed on the same servers etc

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ThomasOwens the point is precisely that Both environments are different and for some people it seems to be one thing and for other people it means other things The question on Server

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So I ve worked in many different workplaces as a developer and my level of access to the database has been varied I typically don t have production db access Most of the time I have access to the

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When reading about software deployment release I see many people referring to an idea that Wikipedia calls deployment environments The deployment environments of

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Just a random thought Would it be an option to periodically every day week etc run a script that reverts all changes made by the users of the UAT environment Losing the last X time of your work

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I m creating a python module at work and I have a config file with variables that change for dev or prod i e S3 buckets What s the best way to do this Right now I have dicts in config with

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I m trying to get a good understanding as to whether there is a best practice or standard regarding keeping values within your code libraries or referencing them from another config file I

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My project is currently suffering from environment naming issues Different people have different assumptions as to what environments should be named or what the names designate and it s causing