1. My dev system is a series of VMs that mirror that same box deployments we have in production, the only difference being that systems we duplicate for redundancy in production are singular in dev. I've found that this prevents accidental dependencies between libraries and processes that would otherwise complicate deployments and scaling.
2. For me, "apt-get install apache" once is much simpler and cleaner than running a dev server every single time, but I have been doing it this way for more than a decade, so perhaps you are right and I am just set in my ways.
3. If you can't set up a production environment you can't set up a production environment, and it doesn't matter which architecture is involved.
2. For me, "apt-get install apache" once is much simpler and cleaner than running a dev server every single time, but I have been doing it this way for more than a decade, so perhaps you are right and I am just set in my ways.
3. If you can't set up a production environment you can't set up a production environment, and it doesn't matter which architecture is involved.