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That reminds me of the "Strangler Fig" pattern where you replace a service by first sending the requests to both the old and new implementation so you can compa
by sobani 7mo ago
That reminds me of the "Strangler Fig" pattern where you replace a service by first sending the requests to both the old and new implementation so you can compare their outputs. Then only when you're confident the new service functions as expected do you actually retire the old service.
- CuriouslyC 7mo agoThe key part of the strangler fig is the facade and gradual migration of capabilities rather than trying to do a rewrite and swap (which never ends well).