Feature flighting in an Enterprise application allows you release your features in a controlled fashion using feature flags (aka feature toggles). The feature flighting service allows you to manage feature toggles/flags for your application. The service is built on top of Azure App Configuration and offers additional capabilities like Ring rollouts, customized operations, integration with Microsoft Graph and HTTP-based integration.

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Feature Flighting Management System

Feature toggles is a technique using which you can turn "on" or "off" a feature without a complete system deployment. It's a great technique for controlled feature rollout, conducting A/B tests and implementing Canary cohorts. This is a centralized feature flighting management system which leverages Azure App Configuration's Feature Management.

Capabilities

REST APIs for evaluating Feature Flags
Support for multi-tenancy (without additional infrastructure)
Ring-based feature rollout
REST APIs for managing feature flightings (CRUD)
Integration with Graph API for evaluating flags based on Groups

References

Flighting in a nutshell

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