Risk mitigation - Page 2

5 Strategies to De-Risk Software Releases in Financial Services

Matt DeLaney

Understand your software release risk profile with the LaunchDarkly software risk assessment

Megan Moore

Mean Time to Restore (MTTR): What It Is & How to Reduce It

Jesse Sumrak

De-Risking Software Releases With Progressive Delivery

Steve Zegalia

Using LaunchDarkly to mitigate risk by implementing  Kill Switch flags within your Python application.

One of the best ways to keep innovating with speed while mitigating risk is by implementing feature flags. Using Kill Switch flags can help you swiftly disable potentially problematic features, preventing outages within your application, keeping your user experience top-tier. Let’s work through how to implement Kill Switch flags using LaunchDarkly in a Python application.

Erin Mikail Staples

How to mitigate risk with progressive feature rollouts in Python using LaunchDarkly.

“Works on my machine” can be a standard cop-out for remedying problems within your code base. While yes, things can work great in a small silo errr — one device, rolling out features at scale can increase the potential for risk as more users access a new feature or application.  Roll out new features confidently by leveraging progressive rollouts to identify any issues that may occur as you scale.

Erin Mikail Staples

4 Risk Mitigation Strategies for Software Releases

Manish Gupta

Automatically catch bugs before they're outages: meet Release Guardian

Kellye King

6 Deployment Strategies (and How to Choose the Best for You)

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Failure Recovery: Strategies for Recovering From Failed Deployments

Cody De Arkland

What Is a Kill Switch in Software Development?

The concept of a kill switch is not confined to just apps and software development. In fact, the term predates anything having to do with a computer or code.

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7 Reasons Percentage Rollouts Reduce Deployment Risk

Deploying new features is often risky business, especially in a high-volume production environment. A bad bug can take down your entire app or affect your user base.

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Reducing Risk in Your DevOps Pipeline

Let's take a look at some things that can go wrong—and how we can leverage our DevOps pipeline to make software production and delivery less risky.

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Risk-Free Software Delivery at Charles Schwab and Seismic

Matt DeLaney

Risk Reduction and Harm Mitigation

Heidi Waterhouse

Feature Flagging to Mitigate Risk in Database Migrations

Patrick Kaeding