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๐Ÿฅท Steal it
App #109 ยท ๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง the United Kingdom
Disaster score 181Common

R&D built a company-wide announcement tool

Users94
Departments0
Criticality7%
Money involvedโ‚ฌ156,744/yr
โ€œThe office Wi-Fi is secure.โ€โ€” Nadia, R&D
Reason:
Officially because the workflow has 86 steps and nobody wants to open it. With a roadmap in the README, last touched 11 days ago.
Built by:
Nadia, the management assistant
Build time:
an afternoon, mostly
Built with:
Next.js, because the tutorial used it
Database:
browser cookies with surprising ambition
Authentication:
permissions are managed by copying another user's account
Deployment:
hosted on a free trial using Marco's credit card
Responsible:
Thomas, who thought somebody else owned it
Documentation:
a Miro board that takes 8 minutes to load
Security situation:
the API key is called PUBLIC_API_KEY
Future disaster:
It will get an SLA before it gets a test suite.

Age: 21 days ยท originally expected to last 4 weeks ยท 1 owner so far ยท survived 1 reorganisation ยท last meaningful change 19 days ago

Rated common mostly because: โ‚ฌ157k per year, 94 users, 7% chance of becoming business critical.

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R&D built a company-wide announcement tool

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