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Learn how progressive delivery enhances software release safety | Harness Resource

Progressive Delivery: Mastering Safe and Intentional Software Releases

Releasing software shouldn't be stressful or risky. Progressive delivery—combining controlled canary deployments with feature flags—allows engineering teams to release new code and features safely, deliberately, and confidently. In this webinar, learn how to:

  1. Integrate canary deployments and feature flags into a unified strategy.
  2. Incrementally roll out features and application updates to targeted user segments.
  3. Reduce risk and accelerate feedback loops by delivering features progressively.

Join us to see how leveraging progressive delivery techniques ensures safer deployments, happier users, and increased agility.

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Published
January 1, 2024

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What you'll learn

Key Takeaways

Confident Software Releases

Progressive delivery combines controlled canary deployments and feature flags to ensure safer software releases. This approach helps engineering teams deploy updates with increased agility and reduced risk.

Flexible Rollback Strategies

Teams can revert changes by rolling back canary deployments and redeploying older pods. Alternatively, feature flags allow for instant rollbacks by simply toggling a feature off without redeploying code.

Targeted User Segmentation

Feature flags operate at the application layer, enabling teams to target specific user segments or individual customers. This allows for controlled testing of new features before a global rollout.

Low Latency Flag Evaluation

Feature flag SDKs download a cache upon startup and evaluate flags locally in memory. This asynchronous architecture prevents API round trips for every incoming call to avoid added latency.