Problem:
Teams treat rollback as the universal fix. It works for simple regressions but not for runtime issues caused by load, dependency behavior, or cascading failures.
Rollback Is Not a Universal Fix
Why It Matters:
Rolling back code does not fix a queue spike, a retry storm, a memory saturation, or an unhealthy dependency. These conditions persist.
Impact:
Rollbacks give false confidence while the real unsafe state continues to grow.
Rolling back code does not fix a queue spike, a retry storm, a memory saturation, or an unhealthy dependency. These conditions persist.
Insight:
Systems need targeted mitigation actions tied to safety conditions—not blanket rollbacks.
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