Choose Your Own Deployment: Interactive Feature Flag Adventure
summary
An interactive Twine-driven demo uses launch darkly feature flags to show concrete workflows: a kill switch flips a bad feature in ~200 milliseconds versus two hours for a redeploy; canary releases at 5% and “albatross” releases keep legacy customers isolated; dogfooding and internal-only flags test in production; role-based access control, tamper-proof auditing, geo-fenced currency choices, and feature-tier gates get built and measured end-to-end so viewers see what actually works.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 4:05Albatross launch
- 7:00Canary launch
- 8:05Merging
- 10:16Accessibility
- 14:07Security and compliance
- 15:08Role-Based Access Control
- 16:33Auditing
- 18:04Sales and Marketing
- 18:25Currency
- 21:09Case study
- 21:25Terraforming Unexplored planets
- 22:40Training is hard
- 24:17Git and branches
- 25:15Flags and trunk development
- 27:31Feature failed fast
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