What Are Deployment Patterns? - by Dr. Milan Milanović
Deployment patterns are automated methods of introducing new application features to your users. Your ability to cut downtime depends on the deployment style you use. Some patterns also let you roll out extra functionality. Doing this allows you to test new features with a small group of users before making them available to everyone.
Deployment patterns are automated methods of introducing new application features to your users. Your ability to cut downtime depends on the deployment style you use. Some patterns also let you roll out extra functionality. Doing this allows you to test new features with a small group of users before making them available to everyone. We have different options for deployment patterns: Canary releases A canary release is a method of spotting possible issues before they affect all consumers. Before making a new feature available to everyone, the plan is only to show it to a select group of…
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