And you’re going to do it with zero downtime. Instead of waiting until midnight to push the update to the production environment (when the least amount of users are active), you’re using a blue green deployment model to update the app during peak use. Your DevOps team has encouraged you to release early and often, which is why you’re about to release a minor update to the mechanics microservice that increases the size and speed of the red balloon. They’re logging thousands of transactions every minute. Hundreds of users start playing the game after its initial release. The game’s back end is supported by multiple container-based microservices that handle game achievements, scoring, mechanics, communication, and player identification. You’ve developed a simple cloud-native app-a mobile game where users earn points tapping multicolored balloons that fly across the screen.
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