Pete Hodgson

Keystone flags deliver all the safety benefits of feature flagging while minimizing the cruft that those same feature flags can add to your code.

By adding some custom extensions to Jest you can test your feature-flagged code in a declarative, expressive way.

By focusing on feature flag flow, teams can reap the full benefits of feature flagging while also keeping the number of active flags to a manageable level.

Engineers are deploying half-finished features into production, and they’re doing it on purpose. They use feature flags to hide their partially completed work. You can too.

Chaos engineering: injecting failure into production systems to proactively validate that those systems handle a degraded environment.

By pushing feature flagging metadata into New Relic, you can understand the impact of a feature change across any metric you care about, in real time.

We’ll take a quick look at using New Relic to sleuth through a production incident, and then walk through setting it up for a Spring Boot web service.

Of the teams I spoke with who are practicing Continuous Delivery, the vast majority were not practicing Continuous Deployment. Let’s explore why that might be.

There’s more than one way to succeed with Continuous Delivery. In this article we summarize four of the common tactics various organizations employ.