An organization wants to deploy a new revision of a critical service. Which approach best ensures new features are tested thoroughly while regular activities continue?
Delay adoption until the next window
Use a lab for testing and skip further verification
Launch the new revision to every system simultaneously
Target a limited group before making it available across the environment
Using smaller subsets for early release finds potential faults before a broader implementation. Launching the new release everywhere at the same time risks significant downtime, postponing changes for a future date leaves users without enhancements, and skipping production trials overlooks unique environment factors that may surface additional problems.
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