I think you'll find that at larger companies, or companies with a need for taking their security posture seriously, that is the norm. Even before we grew, only a couple engineers had prod access.
You debug it via tooling, instrumentation and logs. I realize if you're accustomed to sudoing on prod when troubleshooting, this sounds crazy. Trust me, it works fine; better, in fact. Far fewer weird things happen in well-controlled environments.
You debug it via tooling, instrumentation and logs. I realize if you're accustomed to sudoing on prod when troubleshooting, this sounds crazy. Trust me, it works fine; better, in fact. Far fewer weird things happen in well-controlled environments.