Great presentation. One small nit: the terminal prompt made it quite difficult to understand the commands being executed against flagd. I had a hard time distinguishing between the curl request and the response. Using a better prompt and `jq` to format the output could have made it more accessible.
Hi. What is going on with the code side? did you delete the "feature flag" when you don't need any more, but what about the code? do you leave the unused code in the main branch?
Hi, I'm wondering where is the fundamental difference of feature Flags with Openfeature tooling compared with watching a k8s native custom resources defining the flags. Is this in a native k8s not the same? Or is openfeature more focussing on the lanaguage SDKs like i.e. Opentelemetry does?
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Thanks! Great introduction to Open Feature
Great presentation. One small nit: the terminal prompt made it quite difficult to understand the commands being executed against flagd. I had a hard time distinguishing between the curl request and the response. Using a better prompt and `jq` to format the output could have made it more accessible.
Hi.
What is going on with the code side?
did you delete the "feature flag" when you don't need any more,
but what about the code?
do you leave the unused code in the main branch?
Flag removal is technical debt, usually. You'll want to remove them when they're not useful anymore.
Hi, I'm wondering where is the fundamental difference of feature Flags with Openfeature tooling compared with watching a k8s native custom resources defining the flags. Is this in a native k8s not the same? Or is openfeature more focussing on the lanaguage SDKs like i.e. Opentelemetry does?
Does OpenFeature provides a backend storage for feature-flags or it merely provides and interface that 3rd party solutions can be plugged into?
is it available for python apps?
Yes.