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Using Argo Rollouts with standard Kubernetes deployments is a straightforward task. Both blue/green and canary deployments are natively supported with Argo Rollouts for stateless applications. However, many real-world applications are not completely stateless and instead depend on data stores, queues, message brokers, and other resources that need to track state. Using Argo Rollouts for those applications is problematic because simply launching a new version (e.g. a new color in blue-green deployment) will access your production database or queue and start writing data or picking messages from it. In this talk we will see how you can overcome this limitation by using standard Kubernetes features (i.e. downward API) to make your application smarter so that it knows if it is currently in canary mode or not and act accordingly. This way, you expand your Argo Rollouts usage to all your applications and get the benefits of progressive delivery even for queues and databases.
Kostis is a software engineer/technical-writer dual class character. He lives and breathes automation, good testing practices and stress-free deployments.
