I've got a little bit of Non-native speaker syndrome and I would like to get a second opinion on this.
Which one is correct.
The new version of some-service is on production?
or
The new version of some-service is in production?
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I'm not sure which is correct, but I would use and most often see "in production".
I might say "something is on the production server", but "something is in production".
I always hear in but now I have doubts.
I hoped to achieve this
My doubt on here is that
in productionmakes it seem like in the process of being produced. ;-)It depends on the context. In this case it's not about producing.
IN can be used in referring to a state
e.g.,
ON can be used in referring to a location
I am not a native speaker either but my understanding is:
Some service is in production (mode/deployment).
Some service is on production server.
Won't in production make it seem like it's being produced?
"in production" sounds like a short for "in production environment." And you're missing an article: on a/the production server.
Non-native speaker here. I always think "in production" is a short form of "in production environment", similarly we also have "in QA (environment)".