When Dev Isn’t Like Prod, Nothing Works as It Should

When Dev Isn’t Like Prod, Nothing Works as It Should

When Dev Isn’t Like Prod, Nothing Works as It Should

  • Jonatan Jumbert

  • 3 minute read

You think your dev environment is “close enough” to production? We thought so too. Until everything broke at the worst possible moment.

In this post, I’ll walk you through a real situation we faced just a few weeks after going live with a Salesforce Commerce Cloud project. The release was ready. The client was waiting. But something wasn’t quite right. Spoiler: it wasn’t even our code.

👉 Keep reading to see what went wrong, who got stuck, and the one lesson we won’t forget.

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You think your dev environment is “close enough” to production? We thought so too. Until everything broke at the worst possible moment.

In this post, I’ll walk you through a real situation we faced just a few weeks after going live with a Salesforce Commerce Cloud project. The release was ready. The client was waiting. But something wasn’t quite right. Spoiler: it wasn’t even our code.

👉 Keep reading to see what went wrong, who got stuck, and the one lesson we won’t forget.

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