Kamus AI
Production and staging
Production is the version real people use; staging is a copy for trying things before they go there.
Production is where real users and real data live, so every change there carries risk. Staging copies production without real personal data, as the place to rehearse migrations and deploys. Access to production is limited: agents work in staging, and steps into production go through approval.
Also called: Production and staging, prod
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Appears in 19 lessons
- What stays out of the model: secrets, production data, client code
- Code from AI is a draft, and you own it
- Reviewers who probe real data, not the summary
- Prompts for plans and specifications
- A release with a rehearsal and a way back
- The parts of a web app
- Your first release to a server
- Troubleshooting production
- Project: release the team tool to a server
- Session 4: release with a runbook and a rollback drill
- Skills as procedures
- Writing a tested skill
- Stop conditions
- Reviewers that push back
- Permissions as narrow as the task
- Step traces and silent failures
- A staged release with a flag
- A human gate before release
- Project: a metered release