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CloudBees Feature Management
Resources
Account managementcbsupport CLILegal and policies
Software Delivery Automation
CloudBees Software Delivery AutomationCloudBees CICloudBees CD/ROCloudBees
AnalyticsCloudBees Previews
Software Delivery Management
CloudBees Feature ManagementCloudBees Value Stream Management
Other CloudBees Products
CloudBees Build AccelerationCloudBees CodeShipCloudBees Jenkins
PlatformCloudBees Jenkins Distribution
Documentation
DocumentationREST APISDK APIChangelogLexicon
Introduction
Onboarding
Onboarding
What is CloudBees Feature Management?
Use cases
Installing SDK
Introduction
Installing client-side SDKs
IntroductionAndroid SDKAndroidTV, FireTV SDKAppleTV SDKC/C++ Client
SDKChromecast, Tizen SDKiOS SDKJavaScript SDKJavaScript SSR SDK.NET Client (C#)
SDKReact Native SDKTypeScript SDK
Installing server-side SDKs
IntroductionC/C++ SDKGo SDKJava SDKJavaScript SSR SDK.Net (C#) SDKNode.js SDKPHP
SDKPython SDKRuby SDKTypeScript SDK
Feature flags
About feature flags
Environments
Creating a feature flag
IntroductionCreating a boolean flagCreating a string flagCreating a number
flagCreating a flag via Dynamic APISetting flag default values
Feature flag settings
Deleting a feature flag
Embedded feature flags
Multiplatform feature flags
Flag freeze levels
Feature flag configuration update flow
Configuration values
Approval requests
Feature releases
Toggling flags on and off
Audiences
Custom properties
Percentage rollouts
Scheduled rollouts
Target groups
Flag dependencies
Flag context
Flag groups
About features
Creating and deleting features
Managing features
Configuration as code
Configuration as Code
Debugging and testing
Verbose logging
Local testing
Microservices testing
User space error handler
Reporting
Flag impressions
Fetched handler
Integrations
Integrating with Jira
Integrating with Jenkins
Integrating with Slack
Configuring webhooks
Administering
Managing users
Managing teams and permissions
Managing applications
Managing billing plans
Audit log
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CLOUDBEES FEATURE MANAGEMENT

CloudBees Feature Management is an advanced feature flagging solution that lets
your development teams quickly build and deploy applications without
compromising on safety. By providing a gradual release mechanism and a simple
way to define target audiences, CloudBees Feature Management allows developers
and product managers to optimize feature releases and customize the user
experience. CloudBees Feature Management gives teams control over features that
are in staging, production, or any environment in the deployment pipeline.
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WHAT IS CLOUDBEES FEATURE MANAGEMENT?

If you are new to CloudBees Feature Management, start here to learn about its
use cases and problems solved by using feature flags.
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INSTALLING THE SDK

Learn how to install CloudBees Feature Management client-side or server-side
SDKs - the first step necessary to start creating and deploying flags.
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CREATE YOUR FIRST FEATURE FLAG

Once you have the SDK installed in your application, you can create your first
feature flag. Give it a name and then attach a target group to release it to.
Read More

CONFIGURATION AS CODE

Configuration as Code allows the entire configuration of CloudBees Feature
Management to be stored as source code. It integrates the CloudBees Feature
Management UI with your existing environment.
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APPROVAL REQUESTS

Implement a higher level of governance by enabling approval requests for flag
changes. Supports SOC and SOX compliance requirements.
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CLEANING UP A FEATURE FLAG

Determine when it is safe to delete your unused, outdated, and fully deployed
flags with cleanup recommendations and quick access links to task locations.
Read More


OTHER GUIDES AND RESOURCES

THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO FEATURE FLAGS

In this catch-all guide, all the basics are covered as well as how
Flag-Driven-Development can help modern software teams deliver features that are
more used, stickier, and ultimately more loved.


FEATURE MANAGEMENT PLATFORM: BUILD VS BUY

Naturally, the question arises, should you build or buy? There are viable
options for both. Before diving into the complexity of choosing a path, let’s
look at the value these flags provide.

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