canarytilnærming
The canary tilnærming, often translated as the "canary approach," is a strategy used in risk management and system design. It draws an analogy from the historical practice of using canaries in coal mines to detect dangerous gases. In the context of technology and operations, a canary deployment or test involves releasing a new version of a system, software, or feature to a small subset of users or a controlled environment. This initial release, akin to the canary, serves as an early warning system.
The primary purpose of the canary tilnærming is to identify potential issues, bugs, or performance degradations