Would be great if the timeline covered 19 minutes of 6:32 – 06:51. How long did it take to get the right people on the call? How long did it take to identify deployment as a suspect?

Another massive gap is the rollback: 6:58 – 7:42 – 44 minutes! What exactly was going on and why did it take so long? What were those back-up procedures mentioned briefly? Why engineers where stepping on each other toes? What's the story with reverting reverts?

Adding more automation, tests and fixing that specific ordering issue of course is an improvement. But that adds more complexity and any automation ultimately will fail some day.

Technical details are all appreciated. But it is going to be something else next time. Would be great to learn more about human interactions. That's where the resilience of a socio-technical system happened and I bet there is some room for improvement there.