Cost & Evaluation
How do I model the cost of gradually rolling out durable execution workflows via canary deployments without disrupting production?
Model canary rollout cost by accounting for dual-run overhead, monitoring divergence, and manual verification steps. Begin with low-risk, non-revenue workflows. Estimate compute and storage duplication during the canary phase, plus engineering time for traffic splitting and analysis. Factor in a rollback plan that preserves consistent state; partial state corruption remains a risk and may inflate cleanup effort.
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