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Feature Flags, Application Experimentation and Progressive Delivery

Webinar

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Sponsored by cloudbees


Thursday, January 30
1pm EST

Join James Governor, Redmonk Analyst and Co-founder, and Erez Rusovsky, Director of Product Management at CloudBees, for an inside look at how feature flags help support a progressive delivery strategy. Feature flags can be used to gradually introduce features to targeted user segments and for experimentation and A/B testing.

In this webinar, you’ll learn strategies to:

  • Separate feature deployment from code releases,
  • Make deployments more progressive,
  • Close the loop on experimentation.
James Governor
Analyst and Co-Founder, RedMonk
James Governor is co-founder of RedMonk, the only developer-focused industry analyst firm. Based in London, he advises clients on developer-led adoption, open source, community and technology strategy. He also runs Shoreditch Works, a coworking space for cloud infrastructure startups.
Erez Rusovsky
Director of Product Management, CloudBees
Erez is the co-founder of Rollout, an enterprise feature flag management solution recently acquired by CloudBees.  He holds a B.Sc. in Information Technology and as a developer himself, is very passionate about the mission to help developers excel in releasing quickly and effectively.

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