Release practices
Release Trains Without the Drama
Feature flags, progressive delivery, and change windows modeled after teams that ship weekly with guardrails.
- Format
- Weekend workshop intensives
- Duration
- 4 weeks · half-day Saturdays
- Tuition (informational)
- KRW 1,100,000
- Mentor
- Amelia Hart
Program narrative
We simulate cross-org workflow dependencies: marketing copy freezes, schema migrations, and coordinated toggles. Incident records become learning aids—never blame artifacts.
What is included
- Flag lifecycle workshop with kill-switch drills
- Schema migration pairing using expand/contract pattern
- Change advisory board dry-run with mentor feedback
- Blue/green vs canary matrix tailored to your stack answers
- Post-release activity log template
- Rollback rehearsal with artifact pinning
- Stakeholder comms snippets for customer-facing status pages
Outcomes you can show
- Author a release calendar with explicit risk callouts
- Run a tabletop on a delayed dependency
- Deliver a progressive delivery diagram for leadership
Amelia Hart
Release mentor who led weekend workshop intensives for logistics SaaS teams.
Cohort FAQ
Accordion stays compact—one limitation answer is baked into each course.
We demo LaunchDarkly-style flows conceptually; you can map to open-source toggles with mentor help.
We touch RACI updates lightly—HR policies are out of scope.
Printed playbooks shipped to KR addresses are non-refundable once dispatched—see Returns & Refunds.
Experience notes
Change advisory dry-run felt theatrical until our real CAB adopted two lines verbatim.
Priya · SaaS operations group · 5/5
Schema expand/contract lab needs prerecorded audio—reading while typing was tight.
Chris in Daegu