C. Implement small changes incrementally to reduce recovery time when bugs appear
In DevOps, implementing small, incremental changes is a best practice for minimizing disruption caused by bugs. This approach:
- Reduces risk: Smaller changes are easier to test, debug, and deploy.
- Facilitates quick recovery: When bugs appear, it's easier to identify and rollback specific changes.
- Supports continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD): Frequent, incremental updates ensure faster delivery and feedback loops.
This practice aligns with DevOps principles of agility and reliability while reducing the impact of bugs on production systems.
C. Implement small changes incrementally to reduce recovery time when bugs appear
One of the key principles of DevOps is to release changes frequently and in small batches. This helps to reduce the risk of disruption caused by bugs. If a bug is introduced in a small change, it is easier to identify and fix the bug without affecting a large number of users.
Deploying changes to a small subset of users before rolling out to production (also known as a canary deployment) can help catch bugs before they impact the entire user subset
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