Easily configure which feature flags are enabled for which users. Unleash has built-in default strategies like Progress Rollout that make getting started easy. Custom constraints allow targeting feature rollouts based on any attribute you can imagine like geo, customer type, or arbitrary telemetry.
Feature flag use cases: trunk-based development
Why Trunk-based development is important for modern development teams?
Trunk-based development (TBD) is a crucial practice in modern DevOps that enhances collaboration, reduces integration complexity, and accelerates delivery cycles. It emphasizes the use of a single integration branch (the trunk) where all developers commit their changes, fostering a more streamlined and efficient development process.
Accelerate Delivery
Reduce Merge Conflicts and Integration Issues
Enhance Collaboration
Promote Frequent Code Integration Among Teams
Improve Code Quality
Facilitate Continuous Integration and Automated Testing
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Challenges and Best Practices for Trunk-based Development
Challenges:
Managing Frequent Commits: How do you handle the high frequency of commits?
Ensuring Code Quality: How do you maintain high standards with rapid changes?
Balancing Stability and Innovation: How do you integrate new features without disrupting stability?
Best Practices:
Continuous Integration: Implement robust CI/CD pipelines to automatically test and integrate code changes, ensuring immediate feedback on integration issues.
Code Reviews and Pair Programming: Foster a culture of peer reviews and pair programming to maintain code quality and share knowledge.
Feature Flags: Use Feature Flags to decouple feature deployment from code releases, allowing safe introduction of new features without impacting stability.
How Unleash enables trunk-based development
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"We flipped the most important flag we could when we went from our in-house system to Unleash. Right away we found that it was scalable, highly performant, resilient out of the box. And Unleash ended up being 1/3 the cost of our homegrown feature flag solution, while also improving the reliability and scalability of our platform."
Mark Quigley
Head of Internal Developer Platforms and Engineering Enablement, Wayfair
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