Rollback (strategy)

A Rollback strategy in technology involves reverting a system, application, or data to a previous stable state after a failure or problem occurs. It acts like undoing recent changes to fix issues quickly without starting from scratch. Think of it as restoring a computer to an earlier point when everything was working well, minimizing downtime and preventing longer disruptions. This approach is crucial for managing updates or modifications that may cause unexpected errors, ensuring reliability and maintaining smooth operations.