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Feature Management with LaunchDarkly

You're reading from   Feature Management with LaunchDarkly Discover safe ways to make live changes in your systems and master testing in production

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781800562974
Length 314 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Michael Gillett Michael Gillett
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Table of Contents (18) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Section 1: The Basics
2. Chapter 1: Introduction to Feature Management with LaunchDarkly FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Overview of Feature Management 4. Chapter 3: Basics of LaunchDarkly and Feature Management 5. Section 2:Getting the Most out of Feature Management
6. Chapter 4: Percentage and Ring Rollouts 7. Chapter 5: Experimentation 8. Chapter 6: Switches 9. Chapter 7: Trunk-Based Development 10. Chapter 8: Migrations and Testing Your Infrastructure 11. Section 3: Mastering LaunchDarkly
12. Chapter 9: Feature Flag Management in Depth 13. Chapter 10: Users and Segments 14. Chapter 11: Experiments 15. Chapter 12: Debugger and Audit Log 16. Chapter 13: Configuration, Settings, and Miscellaneous 17. Other Books You May Enjoy

Learning about the Experiments dashboard

To begin with, we will look at the Experiments dashboard. This provides an overview of all the feature flags that have experiments set up for the project and the environment being used. This is also where metrics can be managed:

Figure 11.1 – The Experiments dashboard

The Experiments dashboard is comprised of two parts: Overview and Metrics. The Overview screen shows all the flags with experiments and provides three quick filter buttons to refine the list on the dashboard to make management easier. The three filters correspond to the states that an experiment can be in:

  • Recording: This state means that the experiment is active and that data is being recorded. The data is being captured via the metric that was set up for the experiments.
  • Paused: This state means that at some point, the experiment was running with data being captured, but the data collection has now been stopped.
  • Not started: This...
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