Valve is a simple to integrate sampling and code flow control library, which can perform sampling on an unknown size of identifiers. It was developed to fullfill the need to perform percentage based roll out of a certain feature for users.
String identifier = "useremail@email.com" // unique identifier per sample like user_id
int percentEnabled = 20; // percentage for which feature should be enabled
if (Valve.Valve.Control(identifier, percentEnabled))
{
Console.WriteLine("Feature is enabled for identifier.");
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("Fearure is not available for this identifier.");
}The below charts are the result of 10 random tests for different data sizes.
From above three charts we can analyze that when data size is growing, the release percenatge is more close to the target percentage.
Given a unique identifier and roll out percentage, decides weather to be sampled or not to be sampled.
You can configure Valve with all your features at the application start up, and dynamically enable or disable it during runtime.
For bugs, questions and discussions please use the GitHub Issues.
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