Canary deployment, or canary release, is a deployment strategy that reduces risk by releasing software for testing on a small subset of users.

Continuous Delivery is a software development practice that enables code changes to be released to end-users at any time.

Continuous deployment is a strategy of software release where every change is released to production automatically without human intervention.

A software development practice where developers continuously integrate their changes into the trunk resulting in more stable product releases.

Feature branching allows developers to collaborate effectively around a central mainline by keeping any changes to a feature in a separate branch.

Software development tool whose purpose is to turn certain functionalities on and off in order to safely test new features without changing code.

A kill switch is a button used to disable features, such as turning off a faulty feature during production, usually implemented through a feature flag.

Remote config is a mobile app development technique where the behavior or features of an app can be changed remotely without releasing an app update.

Trunk-based development is a practice in which developers divide their work into small batches and later merge their work into a shared trunk or mainline at least once daily.