Les Mikesell wrote:
I mean in a situation where if they don't come up running after a scheduled update/reboot it will cost you something. Doing a job that can wait until an experienced administrator fixes things or pulling data stored in some more reliable repository doesn't really count.
There are critical pieces of Fedora Project running on Fedora and that certainly would cost the project much if those systems run into problems. Contact infrastructure team (public list) if you need more precise details.
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