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Accelerate and De-Risk Your AWS Migration

Keeping pace with new technologies and platforms can be burdensome for engineering teams. AWS announced more than 50 product updates at last year’s re:Invent conference alone. How can teams know which services to adopt and when to abandon their current toolset, or that a new service will perform as expected when they migrate 100% of traffic to it? Moving to new systems involves risk, which is only heightened when facing a large-scale cloud migration.

Replacing infrastructure and other components of your stack without a way to do so gradually can lead to disruption for users and headaches for engineers, not to mention costly downtime for your business. Software teams need the ability to test and adopt new technologies quickly so they can focus on delivering the best possible products to their users.

Join us to learn about and see contextual examples of how LaunchDarkly’s feature management platform helps software teams deliver functionality—whether front-end features or back-end components—to users in a faster, safer and more controlled way.

Key takeaways:

  • Feature management foundations and how they apply to cloud migrations
  • How to embrace data-driven decision-making when evaluating new technologies
  • How to more effectively migrate workloads to the cloud and adopt new services
Cody De Arkland
Cody De Arkland
Director, Developer Relations, LaunchDarkly
Alea Abed
Alea Abed
Director, Product Marketing, LaunchDarkly
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