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Failure Recovery: Strategies for Recovering From Failed Deployments

By Cody De Arkland

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

Quickly disable external API calls in your FastAPI application using FastAPI and LaunchDarkly kill switch flags

By Tilde Thurium • September 17, 2024

DE RISKED RELEASES

Using the LaunchDarkly CLI Local Development Server: Testing Client-Side and Server-Side Flags in an Astro Application.

By Erin Mikail Staples • September 17, 2024

PRODUCT UPDATES

How to instantly roll back buggy features with LaunchDarkly’s JavaScript client library

By Erin Mikail Staples • September 6, 2024

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

By Erin Mikail Staples • August 16, 2024

4 Risk Mitigation Strategies for Software Releases

By Manish Gupta • July 26, 2024

Top 4 Release Management Trends for 2024

By Eric Rubin • March 5, 2024

Don't Ship Software on Weekends Ever Again. Here's the Secret

By LaunchDarkly • November 29, 2023

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

What Is a Kill Switch in Software Development?

By LaunchDarkly • December 6, 2022

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

Launched: Automatic Kill Switches Using Flag Triggers

By Mira Cho • September 8, 2020

PRODUCT UPDATES

“Operate”: The Second Pillar of Feature Management

By Matt DeLaney • August 3, 2020

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

If You're Going to Fail, Fail Safely

By Heidi Waterhouse • January 15, 2018