This thought occurred to me when I was testing a bulk resource creation script.
My workflow in my lab tenant was:
1) Bulk create hundreds of resources
2) Bulk wipe everything
3) Go to step #1
Turned out, I had some objects with globally unique names that were now conflicting in the production tenant, so I had to wipe my lab.
I had already logged on to the production tenant, and I was so "trigger happy" that I very nearly ran my bulk-erase script against the wrong subscription.
This thought occurred to me when I was testing a bulk resource creation script.
My workflow in my lab tenant was:
1) Bulk create hundreds of resources 2) Bulk wipe everything 3) Go to step #1
Turned out, I had some objects with globally unique names that were now conflicting in the production tenant, so I had to wipe my lab.
I had already logged on to the production tenant, and I was so "trigger happy" that I very nearly ran my bulk-erase script against the wrong subscription.
It was a terrifying moment of clarity.