I explained: they’re all doing different things, they have different behaviours, they have different performance and uptime characteristics. The reason that the

I explained: they’re all doing different things, they have different behaviours, they have different performance and uptime characteristics. The reason that the values change are completely different, so how that information is set and read will be completely different. Who sets it, who reads it. An example: at my current job, we’re using LaunchDarkly for config management, not just rollout. This means an incident on LaunchDarkly didn’t just stop a rollout, it caused the system behaviour to change for a large number of customers as it reverted to the default.