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Snowflake Summit Recap
LaunchDarkly recently became an official Snowflake Marketplace partner, and for the first time, our team attended Snowflake Summit. Read our main takeaways.
Doug Gould
Improving Government CX With Feature Flags
Sara Mazer
Galaxy Brain: Live Traffic Routing and Creating a Culture of Experimentation
As an on-demand delivery platform, Favor Delivery knows a thing or two about responding to real-world conditions in real-time. Here's how they're using LaunchDarkly to move faster.
Rebecca Dodd
Connect (Almost) Anything to LaunchDarkly with Zapier
Brian Rinaldi
Webinar Recap: Zero Interruptions in Deployment
Every company wants to ship faster. To ship faster, you have to ship safer. Cody De Arkland of LaunchDarkly and Taiji Hagino of Datadog explain how it’s possible to go faster, more safely, and with less stress.
Ian Damianov
Webinar: Using LaunchDarkly Feature Flags in AWS Serverless
How do you separate deployments from releases when you don't manage the entire tech stack? Watch the webinar to discover how developers can integrate feature flags into the release of a serverless web application to get granular control over releases.
Rebecca Dodd
3 Best Practices For Zero-Downtime Database Migrations
Paul Wright
Moving Faster Without Fear: Customer Panel From Software Release Summit
How do you deliver software at a high speed, with high velocity, and low risk? We discussed balancing risk with innovation with customers from BOK Financial and Datasite at the Software Release Summit.
Rebecca Dodd
State of Software Releases: A Fireside Chat with Liz-Fong Jones
Liz Fong-Jones and John Kodumal discuss challenges, emerging trends, and how to foster elite engineering teams in 2023.
Rebecca Dodd
Growing Our Edge Ecosystem With Vercel
Doug Gould
How Hulu Seamlessly Launched a Major UI update to 39 Million Customers Using LaunchDarkly
Streaming service Hulu had outgrown its homebuilt flag system and wanted to move to a release process that was more scalable and safe.
Rebecca Dodd
PowerSchool Modernizes its Legacy System with AWS and LaunchDarkly
PowerSchool relied on LaunchDarkly to update its platform and migrate to Amazon DynamoDB. And all of this had to happen while maintaining a consistent experience for the millions of students PowerSchool serves.
Rebecca Dodd
How Naviance Unlocked Its Monolith to Migrate with Confidence
It's a familiar story. The success and growth of a company eventually created a problem: while it started with a small monolithic architecture, as things expanded, a single codebase maintained and enhanced successfully by a handful of teams simply could not scale to concurrent work by hundreds of engineers.
LaunchDarkly
5 Reasons to Attend the Software Release Summit
In this post, we've got five reasons you should attend our Software Release Summit, which will be happening May 18 beginning at 9 a.m. PST.
Kevin Smith
Silent Blockers That Slow Government IT Transformation
In this blog post, we’ll explore the silent blockers slowing down application modernization in the public sector and demonstrate how an enterprise approach to feature management can help your agency overcome them.
Sara Mazer
How General Motors Leverages Feature Flags to Ease Mobile App Complexities
A quick breakdown of GM's journey implementing feature flags for its mobile apps.
LaunchDarkly
Taking Our Experimentation Capabilities to the Next Level with Technology Partners
Today, we are excited to expand the capabilities of our Experimentation product with the launch of our Experimentation Track within the Technology Partner Program.
LaunchDarkly
How to Deploy and Manage APIs with LaunchDarkly
In this article, we’ll walk through some different ways you can use LaunchDarkly to roll out new APIs and version existing ones.
Peter McCarron
How Chronosphere Releases Features at Massive Cloud Native Scale
Chronosphere is a solution other companies look to in understanding when their systems are down, especially during a crisis. This means they need to have a high standard for reliability and security with every feature released.
Kevin Smith
Galaxy Brain: What Engineers and Pro Chefs Have in Common
We love hearing from LaunchDarkly customers, because we never know what great stories they’re going to gift us—from the image of a monkey flipping feature flags to what professional kitchens have to do with the old "build vs. buy" chestnut.
Rebecca Dodd
Shift the Feedback Cycle Left With Feature Flags and Cloud Development Environments
If you’re waiting to use feature flags only once the code has actually been shipped, you’re missing a trick.
Rebecca Dodd
How Near Instant Feature Flag Updates Ensure Your App Never Misses a Beat
The effect of changing a flag is nearly instantaneous on both the client and the server. In this post, we'll take a look at how all this works and then have a little bit of fun with it.
Brian Rinaldi
What to Know Before Migrating Legacy, Monolithic, or Existing Applications to Microservices
Migrating your legacy code, monolith, or other existing app to a microservices architecture is a choice that’s highly dependent on the details and context of your organization's needs. With this guide, we hope to give you the background and tools necessary to decide for yourself if it’s the right move.
Rebecca Dodd
Galaxy Brain: The Power of Targeting Via User Attributes (And More)
Why are targeting rules powerful? They abstract business logic away from your codebase, which means you don't have to redeploy code just to give a user access to a new integration or feature.
Rebecca Dodd