![]() Staging is where you validate the known-unknowns of your systems. These known-unknowns are the dependencies, interactions, and edge cases foreseeable by the humans in your company and the machines they tend. People tend to define staging in relation to production. “Staging is where you deploy code before you deploy to prod.” “Staging is like prod but without customers.” “Staging is prod lite.” Staging can be all of these things, but let’s clarify its intent. It’s not about eating your tech vegetables it’s about showing respect for your users’ money and time. ![]() But if you want to run code on a mature and respected platform, you need a staging environment. ![]() It’s all too easy to deprioritize investing in staging when there are features to ship and your rollbacks work, you know, most of the time. ![]()
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