If your article on how to architect for uptime ends with how the authors system isn't architected for uptime I don't think they should have written it. How do we know their advice applies once they actually institute the changes they talk about?
This is a really good point and I appreciate your viewpoint, but just because I wrote the article for/about stack exchange it doesn't preclude me from having done it differently at a prior employer.
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If your article on how to architect for uptime ends with how the authors system isn't architected for uptime I don't think they should have written it. How do we know their advice applies once they actually institute the changes they talk about?
This is a really good point and I appreciate your viewpoint, but just because I wrote the article for/about stack exchange it doesn't preclude me from having done it differently at a prior employer.
Talk about that then? It make it clear you're not just talking out your tush some way?