Evolve CI/CD toward autonomous pipelines that detect issues and roll back safely.
CI/CD is evolving from “run this script” to autonomous pipelines that detect problems and react. Here’s how to move in that direction.
- deploy to canary
- wait 5m
- query: error_rate(canary) - error_rate(baseline)
- if increase > 0.01: rollback canary && notify
- else: promote canary to full
Autonomous pipelines reduce mean time to detect and recover; keep humans in the loop for policy and edge cases.
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