How do you ensure rollback strategies are well-tested and effective in CI CD pipelines

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How do you ensure rollback strategies are well-tested and effective in CI/CD pipelines?

In order to make sure that there is a dependable procedure in place to go back to a previous stable version of the application in the event of deployment errors, this question aims to comprehend how rollback methods are incorporated and evaluated within CI/CD pipelines. The objective is to enable rapid recovery to the last known good condition in order to reduce downtime and service interruptions.
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