Production deployment patterns
Graceful shutdown, prod config, rollouts, readiness probes, and ship-with-confidence checks.
Auto Rollback on Error Rate Exceeded in Python
Simulate a service that monitors a rolling window of request errors and automatically rolls back when the error rate exceeds a threshold.
import random
import time
def simulate_requests(total_requests=1000, rollback_threshold=0.2):
"""
Simulate a service that automatically rolls back when the error rate
exceeds a threshold within a rolling window.
"""
window_size = 100
errors_seen = []
rolled_back = False
for req_num i…How to Roll Back to a Previous Image Tag in Python
A dataclass-based mock registry that tracks image tag history and rolls back to the previous tag, useful for deployment rollback logic.
"""Demonstrates a rollback pattern for a Docker-style image tag registry."""
from dataclasses import dataclass, field
@dataclass
class ImageRegistry:
"""A minimal mock registry tracking current tags per image."""
tags: dict[str, list[str]] = field(default_factory=dict)
def push(self, image: str, tag: …How to Simulate Blue-Green Deployment Switch in Python
A mock Blue-Green deployment class that deploys new versions to an inactive environment, runs a health check, switches traffic, and supports rollback in Python.
import random
import time
class BlueGreenDeployment:
def __init__(self, initial_env="blue"):
self.environments = {"blue": "v1.0", "green": "v1.0"}
self.active_env = initial_env
self.running = True
def deploy_new_version(self, version, target_env):
if target_env == self.active_…Browse by section
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