In this series I describe the new Microsoft.FeatureManagement library that is being developed by the Azure team. It standardises the approach to adding feature flags to an ASP.NET Core app.

In the first post, I introduce the library and show how to create simple feature flags. In later posts I show some of the extensibility features of the library, as well as the some of the tighter integration points with ASP.NET Core

Posts in this series

Part 1 - Introducing Microsoft.FeatureManagement
Part 2 - Filtering action methods with feature flags
Part 3 - Creating dynamic feature flags with feature filters
Part 4 - Creating a custom feature filter
Part 5 - Ensuring consistent feature flags across requests
Part 6 - Alternatives to Microsoft.FeatureManagement