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Zero-downtime deployment

Updating a live workflow without interrupting any active executions. Achieved through blue-green deployments or canary releases traffic gradually shifts to the new version while the old version handles in-flight requests.

Expert insight

Zero-downtime deployment for automation workflows usually means running the new version alongside the old one briefly and cutting over traffic once it's verified healthy, most no-code platforms don't support this natively, meaning a workflow edit that goes live directly in production carries real risk of a brief outage that a proper zero-downtime setup would avoid.

In a real workflow

A new workflow version is deployed while the old one finishes in-flight executions, so no event is lost.

Common mistakes

  • Deploying during peak times.
  • No rollback plan.

Complexity level

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Technical term used in production automation systems.

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