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Description
Jimmy Campbell is back to show Scott Hanselman how to use App Configuration for feature management. Traditionally, shipping a new application feature requires a complete redeployment of the application itself, and testing a feature often requires multiple deployments of the application. Now you can use feature flags in App Configuration to grant early access to new app functionality in production.
[0:00:00]- Introduction
[0:00:24]- Episode start
[0:03:47]- Demo: Simple feature flags
[0:06:56]- Exploring the code
[0:12:26]- Demo: Conditional processing with feature filters
[0:19:35]- Episode wrap-up
- App Configuration
- Quickstart: Add feature flags to an ASP.NET Core app
- Getting started with Azure App Configuration
- microsoft / FeatureManagement-Dotnet on GitHub
- Feature management overview
- Create a free account (Azure)
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The Discussion
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Pg77 Can this be used with frameworks other that dotnet core? Such as Java Spring Boot or Flask? -
jimmyca15 @Pg77
There are client side feature flag libraries for .NET Core and Spring Boot. Any other framework can consume feature flags delivered by Azure App Configuration, but there are no other client side libraries available yet.
Spring Boot App docs: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-app-configuration/quickstart-feature-flag-spring-boot -
Srini @jimmyca15
Is there any guidance/samples available on how app configuration service feature flags can be used with SPA or any JavaScript apps. May be with SDK? -
landzhang @jimmyca15, Do you have any samples for create/update feature flags in an App via app configuration service/REST-API? thanks, -
Fred Can it be used from Azure functions? Anytime soon maybe?
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Zhenlan @Fred:Yes, it can be used in Azure Functions, mostly just like how you use it in an ASP.NET Core app.
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