// DEVOPS· Specialty
Bad deploys that fail small, not company-wide.
For teams still doing all-or-nothing deploys where one bad release means a full incident.
The problem
Why this keeps biting teams
A deploy that goes to 100% of traffic at once means a bug goes to 100% of your users at once. Most teams know progressive delivery exists; few have actually wired it into their deploy pipeline.
What we do
[01]
Set up canary or blue/green deployment strategy matched to your traffic patterns and infrastructure.
[02]
Wire automated rollback to the metrics that actually indicate a bad deploy.
[03]
Add feature flags where deployment and release need to be decoupled.
[04]
Make progressive delivery the default path, not an opt-in extra step.
Typical Outcomes
contained
blast radius on bad deploys
automatic
rollback, not a 2am page
Deliverables
[01]
Canary or blue/green deployment strategy implementation
[02]
Automated rollback wired to real health signals
[03]
Feature flag infrastructure where useful
[04]
Progressive delivery as the default deploy path
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