Bob Walker presents 'How we progressively deliver changes to 1000s of customers with Canary Deployments and Feature Flags' July 24th at Nebraska.Code().
Bob Walker presents 'How we progressively deliver changes to 1000s of customers with Canary Deployments and Feature Flags' July 24th at Nebraska.Code().
"usually risky to give a demo at a conference" ngl the "at conference" qualifier seems redundant #kubecon #openfeature
I'm speaking today at #KubeCon London, as part of the #OpenFeature summit. Come hear my talk, Beyond Boolean, where I discuss some of the challenges teams face when flagging at scale and how we help you solve those problems at
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Join us tomorrow for #YouChoose
This time we’re exploring miscellaneous tools related to IDPs - fun!
We’ll compare #Dapr, #KusionStack, & #OpenFeature with 5-minute presentations from experts, followed by Q&A. Then VOTE on which tool we implement in our demo!
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youtu.be/e2aHoiKH5Jk
Add feature flags to any #nodejs app with just a JSON file: https://dev.to/agardnerit/add-feature-flags-with-only-a-json-flat-file-in-nodejs-41ef #openfeature
#KubeCon has a nice track called #Contribfest where maintainers can meet with (prospective) contributors to solve problems.
I randomly popped into the #OpenFeature slot w/o knowing anything about it (open standard for feature flags).
Although I couldn't contribute to any issue, maintainer Todd Baert was helpful and patient in assisting me to get a sample Spring Boot app running locally with #OpenFeature & #flagd.
A memorable encounter.
Also got a shirt, now feeling obliged to give back lol
Congrats #OpenFeature on moving into CNCF incubation
Having been in #ProductManagement in past life, and an advocate of open standards, this effort to create #opensource specification for feature flags is of high value in my view.
https://www.cncf.io/blog/2023/12/19/openfeature-becomes-a-cncf-incubating-project/
flagd - the Open Source feature flagging system now has its own website: https://flagd.dev #flagd #openfeature
I said a thing for #openfeature https://youtu.be/heQ83k15ZE4
Gave my first talk since The Pancake last night - an intro to #featureflags and #OpenFeature.
A small crowd, but lovely and very engaged! It feels like feature flagging is a perennially interesting topic - most teams are doing it, most are looking for ways to get better at it.
Still busy at the #openfeature booth at #kubecon.
#OpenFeature project meeting done. #Pixie now and #Keptn this afternoon. Lots of fantastic innovation at #kubecon
Progressive delivery with feature flags in 2 minutes. #openfeature #ProgressiveDelivery #featureflags
blurghed: adding feature flagging to a node app using OpenFeature.
Get started with a simple hard-coded feature flag provider in literally a couple of minutes, with the option of a seamless future upgrade to the full-blown feature flagging frameworks that integrate with OpenFeature.
https://blog.thepete.net/blog/2023/03/02/five-minutes-to-feature-flags/
CNCF project OpenFeature is looking for a maintainer for the Python SDK. Is that you? https://github.com/open-feature/python-sdk
#openfeature #python #cncf #opensource
My review of 5 leading open source standards: OpenTelemetry, OpenFeature, CloudEvents, CDEvents and the Open Cybersecurity Framework (OCSF).
https://youtu.be/D6KqtJIVcts
#opentelemetry #openfeature #cloudevents #cdfoundation #cdevents and #ocsf
Do you use #featureflags ? With #openfeature it is a one-line change to switch from in-house to vendor. OpenFeature is tightly integrated with #opentelemetry so everything is #observable by default. https://docs.openfeature.dev for more info
#OpenFeature is an open standard for feature flagging, created to support a robust #featureflag ecosystem using #cloudnative technologies https://docs.openfeature.dev/docs/reference/intro
blurghed: what makes client-side #FeatureFlags different from server-side, and how we're extending the #openfeature API to support client-side flags:
https://docs.openfeature.dev/blog/catering-to-the-client-side/
TL;DR:
1) on the server-side the evaluation context for flagging decisions is highly dynamic (each request is for a different user), vs client-side where it's *mostly* static.
2) on the client, feature flag evaluation is expensive/slow.
This means on the client flags are typically pre-evaluated ahead of decision time
Does anyone in #devrel world have a good resource for finding currently-open conference CFPs?
After a several-year hiatus, I think it's time for me to get back to the conference circuit to do some promoting for #OpenFeature