Earlier today we had a great time on #c9d9 talking about some of the strategies and patterns for deploying mission-critical apps at scale.
- What are some of the prerequisites for reliably releasing large-scale web applications?
- How do you ensure zero downtime (and quick recovery if things go wrong..) for mission critical apps?
- What are Blue/Green deployments ; Feature-flags ; Dark Launches , Canary Deployments and Environment Promotion ?
- What are the differences between the deployment patterns, and what does each mean in terms of your architecture , code base or Operations ?
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This episode features:
James Murphy James has 10 years experience developing for some of the UK's biggest companies. Currently working on Live event pages within BBC Sport, he's deeply passionate about Engineering Excellence and runs regular coding dojo's across teams at the BBC. @jmurphyuk @developerangst | devangst.com 
Viktor Farcic Software Architect at Everis, coded using plethora of languages, with his current favorites being Scala and Javascript, even though most of his office hours are spent with Java. @vfarcic | technologyconversations.com
On the next episode of Continuous Discussions:
Episode 26: Agile in Large Enterprises - How it's Done
Join us on September 22 to discuss best practices - and stories from the trenches - for implementing Agile in large, complex, organizations . Add the event to your calendar » This episode will feature:
Johanna Rothman Johanna Rothman helps managers and leaders do reasonable things that work. Author of multiple pragmatic books. @johannarothman | www.jrothman.com/blog/mpd 
Todd DeCaputa Todd is a Software Executive with extensive Technical and Business experience, transforming organizations and delivering high performing results. @AppPerfEng | HP Blogs 
Todd Miller An active member of the Agile community, Todd Mis an Engagement Manager for Celerity's Enterprise Technology Solutions, and a Certified ScrumMaster, Product Owner and Scrum Professional. @todd_miller11 | Celerity Blogs