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// Module included in the following assemblies:
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// microshift_configuring/microshift-feature-gates.adoc
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:_mod-docs-content-type: CONCEPT
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[id="microshift-feature-gates-con_{context}"]
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= Understanding feature gates for {microshift-short}
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[role="_abstract"]
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As an application developer for edge computing environments, you can now experiment with upcoming Kubernetes features to evaluate their potential benefits for specific use cases.
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By using feature gates, you can test various enhancements that might improve performance in your resource-constrained edge environments. For example, you can try advanced CPU management, enhanced scheduling features, or experimental storage options.
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[WARNING]
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When you trial new features using feature gates, your {microshift-short} can become unstable or lose data. Enable feature gates only in non-production environments.
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====
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When planning to use feature gates for development, consider the following details:
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* After you specify feature gates, you cannot update {microshift-short}.
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* If your configuration is not valid, {microshift-short} can fail to start.
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* The Kubernetes components you enable handle feature gate validation.
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* Feature gates are disabled by default in {microshift-short}. After you enable feature gates, you cannot disable them.
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