Application Governance Platform

The conventional method of integrating application logic directly within the code invariably increases product complexity. This, in turn, impacts product maintenance costs, application lifecycle management, resilience, and consumes substantial developer time.

The policy-driven decision-making methodology provided by Authorite AGP allows even individuals with no development experience to easily understand the application’s logic. Most importantly, it is designed to always be up-to-date. Authorite AGP enables the centralization of some or all in-application decisions and allows for modifications without altering the application code.

Multivariate testing, or MVT, involves testing multiple variables simultaneously on an application as part of a controlled experiment to ascertain which combination yields the best results. By doing this, MVT addresses the problem of potential inefficiencies and uncertainties associated with implementing untested variables, ensuring that companies can make informed decisions based on actual data. 

Authorite AGP enables companies to validate hypotheses before large-scale implementation, thus mitigating risk and optimizing benefits, by providing insights into how different elements interact with each other and affect overall performance.

Traditionally, deploying and releasing are synchronous, as code deployed to the production environment is instantly operational. This implies that every new deployment poses substantial risks to the running application. To mitigate these risks, teams combine several features into releases. If even one feature malfunctions, it necessitates the rollback of the entire bundled release, severely impeding the development velocity.

Authorite AGP feature flags dynamically dictate which segments of code are executed at runtime. This permits the deployment of new features without exposing them to users or enables their visibility to only a select group of users.