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This topic explains the LaunchDarkly integration framework. In addition to giving you control over deployments and rollouts, feature flags can provide context to third-party tools that show you how your application reacts to flag changes. You can integrate these tools with LaunchDarkly using the integration framework.

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About the integration framework

The integration framework lets you use a standard configuration to build two-way integrations from LaunchDarkly to third-party services. LaunchDarkly supports a subset of actions that let you subscribe to LaunchDarkly events to trigger an action or event in your service. This capability is similar to a webhook, with the added convenience of not having to write your own service to manage the integration. LaunchDarkly manages the configuration, authentication, and transformation of events to the format your service expects, so you don’t need to build an intermediary service. For step-by-step instructions on building integrations, read the LaunchDarkly Integration Framework repository.

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Become a technology partner

Technology partners can build using the integration framework and list their integration with LaunchDarkly. To learn how to build an integration as a partner, read Building partner integrations. The full list of public LaunchDarkly integrations is available in the integration repository.