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23 Thoughts on DevOps for 2023

23 Thoughts on DevOps for 2023

Published Date March 2, 2023

Expert insights on releases, experimentation, modernization, migrations, and more.

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O'Reilly Operating Continuously

Authors Edith Harbaugh, Cody De Arkland, and Brian Rinaldi provide actionable insights into setting up and maintaining a smooth operational process postdeployment.
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LaunchDarkly Security Overview

What you need to know to integrate LaunchDarkly securely into your organization.

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O'Reilly Operating Continuously

Authors Edith Harbaugh, Cody De Arkland, and Brian Rinaldi provide actionable insights into setting up and maintaining a smooth operational process postdeployment.

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What you need to know to integrate LaunchDarkly securely into your organization.

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Release Assurance: Why Innovative Software Delivery Starts with Trust and Psychological Safety

In this survey of 500 developers, learn why a fearful culture can impact innovation and best practices organizations can take to release better software.

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11 months ago
State of Feature Management

A look at IT spend, adoption trends, and overall maturity.

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G2 Fall Report 2022

Read why G2 users rank us as the leader in feature management.

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Feature Flags for Beginners

What they are, how they help, and when to use them.

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LaunchDarkly Tips and Tricks: Vol. 1

Level up your platform usage with these best practices.

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Role of Platform

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G2 Spring Report 2022

Learn why G2 users ranked us yet again as the top pick for feature management.

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over 1 year ago
Kill (switch) your homegrown flagging solution

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Reconciling change management and continuous delivery

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30 Feature Flagging Best Practices Mega Guide

A compilation of essential tips, tricks, definitions, use cases, and more to improve your feature management workflow.

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Feature Management Build vs Buy Guide

Explore the pros and cons between building or buying a feature management system.

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over 1 year ago
G2 Winter Report 2022

See why customers rated LaunchDarkly the No. 1 feature management platform on the market in this new report from G2.

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almost 2 years ago
State of Feature Management

Check out the survey results from over 450 software development professionals on the impact feature management is having on their processes.

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Effective Feature Management

Releasing and operating software in the age of continuous delivery.

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almost 2 years ago
An Application Modernization Guide for the Risk-Averse

A variety of forces compel organizations to migrate away from legacy systems toward modern alternatives. Luckily, feature flags can reduce the amount of risk involved.

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Hyperdrive: A Continuous Delivery Report

To get a better feel for the state of continuous delivery and how teams are delivering software, LaunchDarkly and Sleuth partnered to survey software professionals.

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9 Best Practices for Release Management

Tips for using feature flags for successful software rollouts.

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7 Tips for Stress Free Software Releases

Sage advice from software professionals on testing in production, ditching unworkable systems, and questioning your process.

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