From the course: Continuous Deployment Strategies by Pearson
Unlock this course with a free trial
Join today to access over 25,200 courses taught by industry experts.
Planning
From the course: Continuous Deployment Strategies by Pearson
Planning
Let's see what kind of plan we can put together so that we can send our canary into that coal mine and see if it survives. Of course, Point A starts, as always, with our current version of our application. This version includes the code that makes up the application itself and also includes any infrastructure configuration that helps it to run properly. properly. We may have multiple nodes running the same version to handle the load from our users. At point A, all these nodes are running the same version. And at this point, we can assume that our users are happy. The current version works. This is our baseline and goal to keep in mind. Whatever we do, we must end up with a version that works. For most deployment strategies, point B is the next milestone to reach, but canaries are different. For now, we're more interested in pausing and gathering feedback before continuing. So we've got a point between A and B where we still have our original version running for the majority of our…