In a situation where you want to deploy a new feature but also have the ability to hide it from certain users, which CI/CD practice would be most beneficial?
- Blue-Green Deployment
- Canary Releases
- Database Versioning
- Feature Toggles
Feature Toggles (also known as feature flags) allow developers to release a version of a product that has new features hidden behind toggles. This ensures that the new feature is not visible to users until the toggle is 'flipped on'. This method provides the flexibility to release a new feature to a subset of users or keep it hidden until it's ready for a broader audience.
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