I’m not wrong. They do use feature flags, but not as a substitute for rolling back failed or buggy deployments. They (and Google too) use feature flags in the

I’m not wrong. They do use feature flags, but not as a substitute for rolling back failed or buggy deployments. They (and Google too) use feature flags in the ways according to the best practices discussed in the article. Google also covers this well in their highly-regarded Site Reliability Engineering book. Source: worked at AWS for 7 years. And knock it off with the attitude.