Configuration managers usually find themselves alone at the company. In most companies I worked alone or had the opportunity to lead or work with one more companion. So “who you gonna call?” who has answers when you need to consult?<\/p>\n
The obvious answer is Google. I found that most questions have answers except of course old issues<\/a>. StackOverflow<\/a> has been one of the best places to search answers and it saved me quite few hours and days in many issues I encountered. I use it to find answers to my own questions and answer other people questions. But Once in a while I find myself answering my own question. This is done only after I tried my best practice “Trial and Error”.<\/p>\n Using “Trial and Error” I was able to achieve most of my sophisticated implementations. I had done things that I was not sure possible like using npm gulp process in a closed environment with no internet and adding this to the TFS build<\/a> process, Or using TFS to deploy<\/a> .net 1.1 This method proves itself as the best way to beat the lonely role in each company I worked at. No need to mention that all things were done on different environment without interrupting the continuous process or interfering with the full ALM<\/a> Process<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Configuration managers usually find themselves alone at the company. In most companies I worked alone or had the opportunity to lead or work with one more companion. So “who you gonna call?”<\/p>\n