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Deployment Patterns
Learn Deployment Patterns as a connected topic across chapters, concepts, simulations, and interview reasoning.
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Learn Deployment Patterns as a connected topic across chapters, concepts, simulations, and interview reasoning.
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Architecture
System Design
Canary Release
Feature Flags
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Article 1Feature Flags Pattern: Decouple Deployments from User ExposureTLDR: Feature flags separate deploy from exposure. They are operationally valuable when you need cohort rollout, instant kill switches, or entitlement control without rebuilding or redeploying the ser15 minArticle 2Deployment Architecture Patterns: Blue-Green, Canary, Shadow Traffic, Feature Flags, and GitOpsTLDR: Release safety is an architecture capability, not just a CI/CD convenience. Blue-green, canary, shadow traffic, feature flags, and GitOps patterns exist to control blast radius, measure regressi13 minArticle 3Canary Deployment Pattern: Progressive Delivery Guarded by SLOsTLDR: Canary deployment is useful only when the rollout gates are defined before the rollout starts. Sending 1% of traffic to a bad build is still a bad release if you do not know what metric forces r14 minArticle 4Blue-Green Deployment Pattern: Safe Cutovers with Instant RollbackTLDR: Blue-green deployment reduces release risk by preparing the new environment completely before traffic moves. It is most effective when rollback is a routing change, not a rebuild.
TLDR: Blue-g14 min