Practical solutions to guarantee deployment stability in a phased manner
Failure rollbacks and environmental impacts in frequent deployments are a core challenge for DevOps teams, and Microtica enables closed-loop management through the following mechanisms:
- Security Protection Mechanism: Canary Release is enabled by default for the deployment process, and a new version of 10% traffic is tested first to confirm that there are no 5xx errors before going live at full capacity.
- Automated Rollback: When the health check fails 3 times in a row (configurable threshold), the system triggers an Auto Rollback to restore to the last stable version, with a Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR) of less than 2 minutes.
- environmental isolation: Define a separate dev/staging/prod environment configuration via the microtica.yaml file to ensure that changes made during the testing phase do not contaminate production environment variables.
- pre-check verification: A built-in infrastructure validation step (Infrastructure as Code scan) in the CI/CD pipeline prevents incorrect Terraform configurations from entering the deployment phase.
Example: Enable the "Require Manual Approval" option in Project Settings, so that deployment in production environment needs to be confirmed by supervisor twice. At the same time, use Logs Analyzer's abnormal pattern recognition function to automatically flag high-risk deployments (e.g., "database migration failed" logs are detected).
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