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Update the % for ElasticSearch 6.7 AA test #470
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The AA test is currently deployed at a 50/50 variant split. This PR updates the AA test to throttle it the split at 0.5%. The C variant has been added to make the difference between the CDN traffic allocation and anything that falls into the Z variant (handled by the rendering app) more explicit.
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The AA test is currently deployed at a 50/50 variant split. This PR updates the AA test to throttle the split at 0.5%.
The rendering app code has been updated in this PR to handle the C variant.
The C variant has been added to make the difference between the CDN traffic allocation and anything that falls into the Z variant (handled by the rendering app) more explicit.
As far as I can tell, deploying this AA test (which partly involves running the update-dictionaries job) will update the allocation, rather than needing to tear it all down and re-instate. If I am wrong about this, please let me know!