How can you combine Kubernetes progressive delivery with feature flags to control new functionality rollout?

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Kubernetes - Advanced Deployment Patterns

ADeploy separate clusters for each feature flag state

BUse feature flags in application code and traffic splitting in Kubernetes

CUse ConfigMaps to store feature flags and ignore traffic splitting

DUse PersistentVolumeClaims to store feature flag states

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand feature flags and traffic splitting roles
Feature flags control functionality in code; traffic splitting controls user exposure at Kubernetes level.
Step 2: Combine both for controlled rollout
Using feature flags with traffic splitting allows gradual exposure of new features safely.
Final Answer:
Use feature flags in application code and traffic splitting in Kubernetes -> Option B
Quick Check:
Feature flags + traffic split = controlled rollout [OK]

Quick Trick: Combine feature flags with traffic splitting for control [OK]

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