Bah, who cares about such unimportant details, what's important is that ~dev velocity~ was reaaally high right until that moment!

> We were also far too lax about requiring new products and their associated databases to integrate with the high availability cluster. Cloudflare allows multiple teams to innovate quickly. As such, products often take different paths toward their initial alpha. While, over time, our practice is to migrate the backend for these services to our best practices, we did not formally require that before products were declared generally available (GA). That was a mistake as it meant that the redundancy protections we had in place worked inconsistently depending on the product.

Complete and utter management failure. And customers apparently are sold what Cloudflare internally considers to be alpha quality software?