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Everyone loves a good post-mortem. The slides are neat, the timeline is tidy, and the root cause analysis makes sense in hindsight. But most post-mort...
You've got a legacy app. It works—most days. But the framework is five years old, the community is shrinking, and the new hire won't touch it. So you ...
Framework migrations are a lot like moving houses. You think you're just packing boxes, but suddenly you're replacing plumbing, repainting rooms, and ...
Framework migrations are like open-heart surgery on a running system. You're ripping out the core while keeping the patient alive. And too often, the ...
If you've ever upgraded Infinicore by copying infinicore.conf from the old server to the new one, you've probably seen it: the new cluster starts, eve...
You just finished the migration. New framework, cleaner code, promises of better performance. Then the latency graph spikes—double what it was before....
Framework migrations are like open-heart surgery on a running system. You know it needs to happen, but one wrong cut and the patient bleeds out. Over ...
Framework migra are like diet plans: everyone talks about starting one, few finish, and those who do often end up heavier than before. I've seen it ha...
You have been running the Infinicore migration for three months. The group is confident. Then a subtle bug in the new index strategy corrupts a date-r...
Big Bang migrations sound efficient. Flip a switch, move everything, done. But in habit, they are the solo fastest way to crater your Infinicore deplo...
Infinicore promised blazing speed. But after migrating, your latency graphs look worse than before. You're not alone—I've seen this pattern across thr...
You have followed every tutorial. You mapped entities, aligned schemas, and ran the dry run three times. Then phase 3 finishes in 47 seconds — no erro...