When considering zero-downtime deployments, which deployment strategy involves routing traffic gradually to the new version of the application?
- Blue-Green Deployment
- Canary Deployment
- Rolling Deployment
- Shadow Deployment
Canary Deployment is a deployment strategy where a small percentage of production traffic is directed to a new version of an application, allowing for real-world testing while minimizing risk. This approach helps identify issues early and gradually shifts traffic as confidence in the new version grows.
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