How to use Feature Toggles in Enterprise project | Trunk based development Practical Tutorial

In this video, I dive into the advanced use of feature toggles in enterprise projects. We'll explore how to create and implement feature toggles, not just in a basic setup but in a horizontally scaled environment where multiple pods of the same service are running. This example will help you understand the real-world application and management of feature toggles to ensure seamless feature releases and rollbacks across your distributed system. Whether you're an architect, developer, or tech enthusiast, this tutorial will enhance your skills in handling feature flags effectively in complex setups.
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[@alexwanigasekara5886]

Great content as always. Thank you 🤩

[@asankasanjaya7532]

Good content!. We have a similar usecase where it stores the features in the database itself. We have been using it for now more than 5 years in a big project without any issue. Also, we propagated those feature flags to the front-end (react) app as well via an API endpoint.

[@krish]

if you use postive approach (list down released features) then store features in DB is good idea. but need to make sure table is properly secured as otherwise can have many surprises :) other solution is use flags for unreleased features. then flags are short lived

[@asankasanjaya7532]

@@krish in our version, a feature flag itself can have multiple properties such as "enabled client ids" and whether the feature is enabled for everyone or not. when we build a feature, we usually first enable it only for a few clients, then gradually we enable it for other clients and one day turn it on for everyone :)

[@IndrakumaraSirisena]

This is awesome❤🎉. I am doing similar thing using database table without knowing the trunk based development . Small thing to clarify. Since we filter properties with null value what we can do for to send null values if we really need for other properties

[@krish]

Then you need to strip out it in service using feature flag

[@Sahan-Rathnayake]

So no need to look into altering the pipelines right Krish 🤭😁

[@krish]

haa haa.. you know what.. i expected this exact question 😂 ill show where need change 😝 😝

[@Sahan-Rathnayake]

@@krish I have a hunch that it's gonna be startup toggles over runtime toggles since that's where the pipelines get involved 👀