All Blog Posts - Page 14

Product Updates
Oct 27
Helm Chart Support Comes to the Relay Proxy

Introducing an easier way for our customers relying on Kubernetes to take advantage of our solution that enables multiple servers to connect to a local stream rather than making several outbound connections to our streaming service. 

Matthew Keeler

Galaxy
Oct 25
Command Your Distributed Architecture Chaos with LaunchDarkly for Compass

Learn about the motivation behind Compass and the new integration with LaunchDarkly that debuted earlier this year. 

LaunchDarkly

Product Updates
Oct 20
Scaling LaunchDarkly to Teams of Teams

We’re adding new ways for you to complete tasks within your LaunchDarkly account with the team in mind.

Emily Koehler

Industry Insights
Oct 13
Blue-Green Deployment vs Canary Deployment: How to Determine Which Deployment Strategy is Right for You

Whether you’re launching a new version of your application or debuting brand new features within your production environment, this quick guide will help you weigh up the compatibility of each process and understand which rollout method will prove the most successful for your use case.

Jessica Cregg

Product Updates
Oct 17
Integrate LaunchDarkly with Cloudflare

Today, we’re officially launching a Cloudflare integration, providing you with the ability to evaluate flags at the edge.

Zoë Adelman

Product Updates
Oct 13
Introducing the LaunchDarkly Vue SDK

We're excited to share that now, thanks to the release of our new Vue SDK, it's never been easier to launch darkly with a Vue app.

Alex Hardman

Trajectory
Oct 11
Your Flight Plan for Trajectory

The goal of this year's two day, virtual event is to bring development, engineering, and product teams together to share stories and experiences in software delivery.

Peter McCarron

Team & News
Oct 06
Announcing LaunchDarkly Academy

Whether you’re new to feature flags, a LaunchDarkly customer already, or one of our partners, the academy will help you get up to speed with everything you need to know to control code with LaunchDarkly. 

LaunchDarkly

Product Updates
Sep 29
Take the Maintenance Out of Maintenance Windows

Easily create a maintenance window for a period of time and let LaunchDarkly toggle your flag off and then back on.

Liberty McBride

Developer productivity
Sep 22
Feature Flags: Beyond the Boolean

Regardless of which path you choose, to buy or to build, let's explore some of the cool things you can do beyond simple feature toggles with a feature management platform like LaunchDarkly.

Brian Rinaldi

Experimentation
Sep 20
An alternative to statistical significance for making decisions with experiments

How to reach the best decision for business outcomes more often, using expected utility.

Robert Neal

Industry Insights
Sep 13
Recap: Your Questions for Gene Kim Answered

Things shifted for our audience's Q&A session, exploring topics like the future of development, how authoring a book compares to writing software, and why it matters who you hang out with.  

LaunchDarkly

Galaxy
Sep 13
What Do Customers Love About LaunchDarkly?

From boring deployments to increased speed to market, these are some of the benefits called out by LaunchDarkly customers at Life360 and Nestlé Purina at our customer roadshow, Galaxy.

LaunchDarkly

Product Updates
Sep 08
Summer 2022: Product Release Roundup

Wondering what’s new at LaunchDarkly? Check in each season for our release roundup and learn about updates, new capabilities, and expansions of our products.

LaunchDarkly

Best Practices
Sep 06
Guest Post: Controlling Elixir Supervisors at Runtime with Feature Flags

We knew that we needed a way, at runtime, to start and stop these queue consumers. As we considered our options, feature flags seemed like a great way to control this starting and stopping process.

Brent Anderson

Team & News
Sep 01
Rewarding Our Employee Resource Group Leaders

LaunchDarkly has instituted a reward program for all our ERG Leaders in the form of additional equity grants. 

Dana Ray

Industry Insights
Aug 31
The Only Way Is Up: Feature Management Climbing Gartner’s Slope of Enlightenment

What we’re seeing with this latest Hype Cycle™ is the beginning of a shift in focus from feature management’s technical capabilities to the potential business impact.

LaunchDarkly

Trajectory
Aug 30
We Want to Hear Your Modernization Stories at Trajectory 2022

Trajectory is our opportunity to bring together our customers, our team, and our community to present talks related not just to the world of “feature management,” but also to the wide world of software development. 

Cody De Arkland

Industry Insights
Aug 25
5 Tools for Deployment Automation

There are multiple tools available for automated deployment. This article will examine five of them through factors including features, cost, and extensibility.

Joel Olawanle

Best Practices
Aug 23
UML Deployment Diagrams Versus Entity-Relationship Diagrams

This article looks at two ways of representing systems using diagrams: Unified Modeling Language (UML) deployment diagrams, and entity-relationship diagrams (ERD).

LaunchDarkly

Developer productivity
Aug 18
Pros and Cons: Cloud Deployment Models

Whether you're mulling a migration or considering the benefits of the one you're using now, this article examines the benefits and downsides of various deployment models in terms of overall offerings, as well as security and cost.

Harshil Patel

Team & News
Aug 16
Standardizing Feature Flagging: How LaunchDarkly is Participating in the OpenFeature Project

Establishing a standard around feature flags as a whole creates a better experience for teams who are looking to integrate feature management across multiple adjacent systems, or who are moving feature flags across multiple platforms.

Daniel OBrien

Best Practices
Aug 11
How to Enable Server Side Experimentation

In this article, you will learn about server side experimentation in agile environments and how it benefits developer teams.

Tanaka Mutakwa

Best Practices
Aug 09
7 Ways to Think Like a High Performing Engineering Team from Gene Kim

Even if becoming a high-performing team is an aspirational goal at the moment, getting your team's collective brainpower focused in that direction is a good start.

Kevin Smith