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As a flagger, your duties are to protect your work crew, and to provide guidance and direction to the traveling public. In work zones, flaggers are provided to stop traffic as necessitated by the operations; or to maintain continuous traffic flow through the project at safe speeds.
What is the work of flagging?
Flaggers are typically employed by government agencies, or construction companies to control the flow of traffic around road construction sites. They erect warning and detour signs, position traffic cones and barricades, and inform the construction crew of any safety hazards.
What is flagger?
Flagger is a progressive delivery tool that converts the release process for applications using Kubernetes to automatic operation. Flagger also shrinks the threat of a new software version in production by moving traffic to the new software version while measuring and running tests on metrics and conformance.
Is flagging easy?
Flagging can be a very fast-paced job, as roadwork is often done on a tight schedule. You can expect to work all types of shifts, including overnight and the hours can be long. Flaggers don't work alone but rather in teams, communicating with each other on hand-held radios.
What is flagging in security?
In fraud, flagging is an automated or manual process performed by fraud prevention software and/or fraud analysts. Organizations are alerted to suspicious, potentially fraudulent transactions, which can then be flagged for further investigation and manual review.
