Deployment strategies
It is important to embrace failure as a system in DevOps. In the dynamic world of DevOps, embracing failure is not just recommended; it is essential. Contrary to traditional perspectives where failure is often seen as a setback, in DevOps, failure assumes a transformative role. It is not merely an incident or an unexpected result; it is an integral part of DevOps.
In conventional deployment methodologies, extensive checks and balances are the norm, aimed at minimizing the occurrence of failure. However, the fast-paced nature of modern development such as Agile alters this approach significantly. In modern development, the landscape is ever-evolving, and services undergo constant changes. If these changes are not made swiftly and effectively, it could lead to service degradation or failure. Therefore, it becomes crucial to build a system that is resilient and can adapt to these rapid changes.
In this context, the goal is not to prevent failure outright, but...
