API keys
Describes what API keys are, what they are used for, and how to create them.
Describes what API keys are, what they are used for, and how to create them.
Learn how to use the Code References feature to find the existing feature flags in your code base.
Learn how to configure and use Code References.
Presents how to create a feature flag. The page will show the feature flag tab and cover the fields required to create a feature flag.
This page guides the user on how to create a API key to be used with a feature flag.
Learn how to create targeting rules based on date and time conditions.
Describe where results can be evaluated and the data on this page.
Check how the event rate features works in Bucketeer
Learn how to analyze experiment results, understand key metrics, and make data-driven decisions using Bayesian inference.
Learn how to create targeting rules based on other feature flags to build flag dependencies.
Describe how to manage feature flag variations.
The Operations feature handles the manipulation of feature flag configurations on your behalf. It executes specific operations automatically based on the conditions set by the user.
This page present and organize a quickstart guide showing the main steps to create and integrate a feature flag into your system.
Learn how to access the results from Code References.
Learn how the schedule feature works in Bucketeer. Use it to release or remove a flag variation.
This page primarily addresses the remaining configuration aspects of feature flags, including log history and feature flag settings.
Learn how to control which users see each variation of your feature flags using Bucketeer's powerful targeting system.
Use the flag triggers to automatically turn feature flags on or off by calling a URL using the POST method.
Learn how to create custom targeting rules based on user attributes like app version, device type, and language.
Learn how to target predefined groups of users using segments in Bucketeer.
Learn how to create and manage user segments in Bucketeer.