AWS Certified Developer Associate DVA-C02 Practice Question
A company's application is hosted on AWS and leverages Elastic Beanstalk for its production environment. They aim to deploy a new version of the application with minimal impact on their live environment. They want to ensure that only a small percentage of users will be directed to the new version initially, and if issues arise, they can quickly revert to the old version. Which deployment strategy should they implement to meet this requirement?
The correct answer is 'Canary deployments,' because this strategy allows for slowly rolling out the change to a subset of users before making it available to everybody. This approach is particularly useful for minimizing the impact on the production environment if a rollback is necessary due to unforeseen issues with the new version. A 'Blue/green deployment' is incorrect because it involves two separate but identical environments where traffic is switched all at once, not gradually. 'Rolling deployments' is also incorrect as it gradually replaces instances of the old version with the new one on a rolling basis without specifically targeting a population percentage. Lastly, 'All-at-once deployments' is incorrect since it deploys the new version to all instances simultaneously, which would not allow for the controlled exposure or easy rollback that the scenario requires.
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