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Telemetry in Ruby Part 1: Metrics and Storage

Telemetry in Ruby Part 1: Metrics and Storage.
Adding feature flags is easy but deleting them requires care and safety. We even mess it up. Before you delete a flag, you have to remove it from the code. If you don’t remove it from the code, deleting a flag is the same as disabling it.

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