Chavez Harrischavezharris.com·Jan 18, 2024Using ConfigCat for Staged Rollouts and Canary ReleasesThe primary goal of software developers is to ensure user satisfaction with the features or updates they introduce. However, achieving this goal can be challenging without the right release strategy. The question often asked, then, is, "How can devel...Discussstaged-rollouts
Nicolas Fränkelfrankel.hashnode.dev·Dec 7, 2023Canary releases with Apache APISIXIn a few words, the idea of canary releases is to deliver a new software version to only a fraction of the users, analyze the results, and decide whether to proceed further or not. If results are not aligned with expectations, roll back; if they are,...DiscussApache APISIX
Sealseal.hashnode.dev·Dec 5, 2023Basics of App Deployment #01: 3 Main Stages, 4 Common PatternsApplication deployment is the process of delivering software to users, typically involving steps like configuring the environment, installation, and testing. Nowadays, most enterprises automate at least some of these steps when deploying new applicat...DiscussDevops
ADITYA PAWARforDocker and Kubernetesckad.hashnode.dev·Jul 8, 2023Blue Green Deployments and Canary DeploymentsWhat is a Blue-Green Deployment? Blue-green deployment is a software release management strategy that aims to minimize downtime and risk during the deployment of a new version of an application. In this approach, two identical environments, often ref...Discuss·11 likes·87 readsBlue/Green deployment
Nicolas KellerforTggl.io: Feature-Flagging best practicesnicolaskeller.hashnode.dev·May 14, 2023Canary Deployment: Improving Your Software Development Cycle Through Controlled RolloutsAs software development teams adopt more Agile methodologies, faster release cycles are becoming the norm. However, faster release cycles can lead to more potential issues, especially when deploying to production. That's where canary deployment comes...Discuss·59 readssoftware development
Miguel Acevedoblog.mimixtech.com·Feb 4, 2023Choosing the Right Deployment StrategyIntroduction If you're developing an application today it'll most likely be a distributed application. These are ubiquitous nowadays, and rightly so because there are many benefits when it comes to them in terms of scalability and high availability. ...Discuss·10 likes·50 readscontinuous deployment
Amitosh SwainforCMD-LYNEtoplyne.hashnode.dev·Jan 19, 2023Feature flags and why you should use themYou just wrote a great deal of code and are about to deploy it. But you ask yourself, “Will you set the hamsters free to eat all our servers?” If you wonder whether your last change will kill your servers or receive extreme bashing from your users, ...Discuss·43 likes·267 reads feature flags
Roxana Halațiroxanahalati.hashnode.dev·Nov 21, 2022Targeting, Segmentation, and Canary Releases for beginnersPicture this: You’ve added a new feature to your software, linked it to a feature flag, and deployed it to production. Now, you’d like to enable this feature for a subset of your users to get their feedback before you take the leap and roll it out to...Discuss·108 readscanary release
