How do I rollback a canary release?

What steps do I need to take to rollback a canary release?

To rollback a canary release, you should first identify the version you want to revert to. Then, follow these steps: 1. Monitor the canary's performance. 2. If issues arise, initiate the rollback process. 3. Use your deployment tool to revert to the previous stable version. 4. Verify that the rollback was successful.

How can I monitor the performance of the canary release?

You can monitor performance using metrics like error rates, response times, and user feedback. Tools like Prometheus or Grafana can help visualize this data.

What if the rollback fails?

If the rollback fails, you should have a contingency plan. This may include reverting to a backup or deploying a hotfix to address the issues.

Are there any best practices for canary releases?

Yes, some best practices include: 1. Start with a small percentage of users. 2. Monitor closely for issues. 3. Have a clear rollback plan. 4. Gradually increase the user base if no issues are detected.