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Draft a policy for creating 'runbooks' to handle support tasks #3697

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yuvipanda opened this issue Feb 3, 2024 · 1 comment
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Draft a policy for creating 'runbooks' to handle support tasks #3697

yuvipanda opened this issue Feb 3, 2024 · 1 comment
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Something I've been doing recently is to create a 'runbook' each time I handle a support ticket. So far we have:

The overall framing for me personally is:

Everything I do should be me playing a specific role in a process. If such a process does not exist, doing the task should necessitate creation of the process.

This will slow us down in the short term, but should make everything run smoother in the long term.

This issue tracks creating a small draft policy about this. I'll work on a draft and then circulate it with folks for feedback.

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The nature of support has fundamentally changed since the creation of this issue.

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