Automatic withdrawal of a version being rolled out as soon as a guardrail is crossed, that is, as soon as its whole always-valid range exceeds the limit. All traffic goes back to the original.
Garde-fou “Return rate”, limite +25%. Sa fourchette toujours valide va from +25.4% to +130.3%. Toute la fourchette dépasse la limite: le garde-fou est franchi.
La variante est retirée et tout le trafic revient à l’originale. Un déploiement lit ses garde-fous par la même règle: dès qu’une fourchette toujours valide dépasse entièrement sa limite, le retour arrière est automatique.
Chiffres calculés par le moteur de Probant sur la boutique de démonstration, Maison Lune, fictive : ouvrir la démo.
A metric that must not get worse (return rate, page speed, errors), with a limit set in the test plan. A guardrail stops the test only if its whole range exceeds the limit; a range that straddles the limit doesn’t prove harm.
The share of traffic that sees the new version during a gradual rollout. Probant moves to the next step once the minimum duration has passed and no guardrail is crossed; to go to all traffic, every guardrail must sit entirely on the right side of its limit.
A range you can reread at any time and stop on at the first crossing without inflating the risk (Johari, Pekelis, and Walsh, 2017). It’s wider than a classic confidence interval. Probant uses it for rollout guardrails.
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