DynamicConfiguration
DynamicConfiguration is a software design and implementation pattern that enables an application to adapt its behavior by updating configuration data at runtime, without restarting or redeploying. It relies on a central configuration store and a set of clients or libraries that subscribe to changes and apply them in real time.
Core concepts include change detection, propagation, and versioning. A dynamic configuration manager reads configuration from sources
Architectural patterns typically involve a configuration source, a local cache, a notifier or event bus, and
Common use cases include feature toggling, operational tuning, routing decisions, canary deployments, and A/B testing. Benefits
See also: feature flags, configuration management, dynamic runtime behavior, and canary deployment.