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Day 2 Operations - Are you ready?
18 December,2018 by Tom Collins
Question: I was in a meeting yesterday and heard a new term - "Day 2 Operations". In the context of the conversation Iit made sense, but I'd never heard it. Is this a formal concept? What are the specifics?
Answer: In general terms - Day 2 operations refers to features of a product or platform which are in an operational state. Thinking about Day 2 operations as part of a lifecycle - we'd be discussing product usage in the advanced stages of the lifecycle,
Day 0
-customer requirements
-Architectural Design
Day 1
-Build
-Deployment
-Best practises configuration
Day 2
-Operations
-Maintenance procedures
-Troubleshooting
-Performance Tuning
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Author: Tom Collins (http://www.sqlserver-dba.com)
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