CI/CD, Scaling, and Cost Management
Automate lint, type checks, tests, security checks, and build verification; promote the same immutable artifact across environments.
How to apply it
Use backward-compatible database changes, canary/rolling releases, and predefined rollback signals. Load-test realistic traffic. Track latency, errors, queue depth, database saturation, and cost per active organization. Set budgets, tags, quotas, and retention controls.
Worked example
Send a small fraction of traffic to a canary version and stop rollout when error or latency thresholds are crossed.
Common mistakes to avoid
Scaling without measurements or allowing unbounded queues and cloud spend.
Practice task
Implement this concept in the capstone. Add one positive test, one negative or failure-path test, and a short note explaining the trade-off you chose.
- Automate lint, type checks, tests, security checks, and build verification; promote the same immutable artifact across environments.
- Use backward-compatible database changes, canary/rolling releases, and predefined rollback signals.
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