deployment strategies

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    In today's fast-paced tech environment, microservices architectures have become the de facto standard for building scalable and maintainable systems. However, deploying microservices efficiently can be a complex task, particularly when managing this on Linux servers using Bash scripting. This article will discuss various deployment strategies suitable for microservices architectures and demonstrate how to implement these strategies using Linux Bash. Microservices are independently deployable services that work together to form a complete application.
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    In the fast-paced world of software development, Continuous Deployment (CD) is a critical part of the DevOps toolbox, allowing teams to accelerate the pace of software releases while maintaining high quality and reliability. A key aspect of a robust CD pipeline is the ability to perform rollbacks efficiently when something goes wrong. Rollbacks can effectively minimise downtime and service disruption, ensuring that customer experience remains untarnished despite unforeseen issues. Linux Bash, a powerful scripting environment, can be pivotal in managing rollbacks smartly and efficiently.