I remember when we were telling devs to stop returning java 503's with stacktraces to the user.
Devs fixed it by returning 200's with stack traces.
And as page was ESI stitched together on Varnish, when they fucked up there wasn't just a stacktrace, but a bunch of different ones in various parts of the page.
Devs fixed it by returning 200's with stack traces.
And as page was ESI stitched together on Varnish, when they fucked up there wasn't just a stacktrace, but a bunch of different ones in various parts of the page.