Enabling continuous deployment with stealth, security, & smooth moves in mind
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Claims a hands‑on path: architecture notes for scalable databases, a demo building FastAPI backend and Next.js front end, and using the LaunchDarkly feature flags Python SDK to roll an API from beta toward phased release. Uploader cites 328.77 million terabytes created daily. Demo shows a James Bond themed app, toggles that flip behavior and regional/device targeting, some live hiccups but flags operate and gradual rollouts and kill‑switches are implemented.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:31Why continuous deployment matters
- 7:46Scalable database architecture
- 13:02Data infrastructure vs architecture
- 17:36Workspace and tools setup
- 19:23Feature flags and LaunchDarkly
- 23:01Demo walkthrough and feature flags
- 31:05API and DB integration with flags
- 36:44Targeting releases with flags
- 39:14LaunchDarkly Python SDK setup
- 42:03Live coding and environment
- 50:45Q&A
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