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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).

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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
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
What to Expect When You're Expecting a LaunchDarkly SDK
In this post, I want to explore some of those features to give you a better sense of the value packed into each SDK.

Brian Rinaldi
Three Ways to Build Release Assurance into a Software Development Life Cycle
Release assurance is the state of knowing what version or variant of software a user has received, and what the effect has been. Here are three concrete actions to start building release assurance into software development life cycles.

Heidi Waterhouse
Decoupling Monoliths With Container Orchestration and Feature Flags
In this guide, we'll talk about monolith migration patterns and how they interact in hypothetical scenarios. You’ll also learn more about feature flags, container orchestration, and other useful tools to employ in a monolith migration.

Oscar Nevarez
How Experimentation Tooling Can Set You Up For Failure
In this post, I want to talk about why it’s much better to think of experimentation as a layer on top of your parameterization system.

Robert Neal
How to Integrate Canary Releases into a CI/CD Pipeline
This article explores the ins and outs of canary releases and how to implement them among your other CI/CD processes.

Tyler Charboneau
Enabling Digital Transformation Through DevOps
This article will show how you can use DevOps to achieve digital transformation in your company.

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Testing in Production with KubernetesÂ
Let’s explore how to safely and effectively test in production with Kubernetes.

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How to Keep Control of Your Project with Agile Release Planning
In this article, you’ll learn how you can control releases by using an agile release plan and how you can plan more frequent production releases by using feature flags.

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Handling Data at the Edge with Cloudflare Workers
What's the big deal about edge functions? In this post, we'll explain and demonstrate how LaunchDarkly works with data at the edge.

Brian Rinaldi
Feature Branching: A Guide to the Do's and Don'ts
Let’s explore what feature branching is, and why developers create feature branches. Then, we’ll share our experience of what works—and what doesn’t—to help you successfully implement feature branching in your DevOps processes.

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5 Ways Astro Makes Building Web Apps Better
In this post, I'll explore the innovations of Astro and how you can integrate LaunchDarkly within the application.

Brian Rinaldi
How We Deploy Relay Proxy at LaunchDarkly
We often get asked about how we use Relay Proxy at LaunchDarkly, and this post will do all the explaining.

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Tips & Tricks: When Not to Use LaunchDarkly Feature Flags
From email blasts to API secrets, here are some examples of when feature flags just aren't going to work for you.

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How We Toggle in LaunchDarkly
In this blog post, we're going to step through a few of the most common ways we see people extend their toggling beyond just hitting the switch in the UI.

Cody De Arkland
Tips & Tricks: How to Automate Percentage Rollouts in LaunchDarkly
In this post, we'll explain the super easy way to perform a percentage rollout, as well as a more manual way when you really want to get hands-on.Â

Kevin Smith
Wrapping LaunchDarkly
Even though the SDKs are straightforward to use, you're still likely to encounter a number of situations where you may prefer to create your own custom wrapper around the API provided by the SDK.

Brian Rinaldi
Managing Feature Flags in Visual Studio Code
In this post I will briefly explore LaunchDarkly's Visual Studio Code extension. We'll see how to get it set up and how to use it.

Brian Rinaldi
Build vs. Buy: 11 Tips for Migrating to LaunchDarkly
In this final post in our Build vs Buy series, we'll focus on guidance and tips on conducting a migration from a homegrown or open-source solution (OSS) to LaunchDarkly.

Dawn Parzych
Tips & Tricks: Searching for Flags Across Environments and Projects
Many of our users wonder about some of the ways you can search for feature flags across various environments within a project. It’s a common question—and there’s actually more than one way to do it.

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How to Pull Off a Database Migration With LaunchDarkly
Learn how to migrate safely using a gradual, reversible, and verifiable processes controlled with feature flags.

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Getting Started with Svelte and LaunchDarkly
Since Svelte is just JavaScript, you don't need any framework-specific libraries to use it with LaunchDarkly – you can leverage the existing JavaScript libraries. Let's see how.

Brian Rinaldi