# Concepts for Releases

- [Terminology for Releases](https://docs.aviator.co/releases-beta/concepts/terminology.md): Read the terminology for the Releases feature. The common terms are important to understand the Release process with Aviator and use the tool more effectively.
- [Two-step delivery](https://docs.aviator.co/releases-beta/concepts/two-step-delivery.md): Find out how two-step delivery works with Releases. We recommend splitting the delivery in two steps when you use trunk based development and Aviator Releases.
- [Rollbacks](https://docs.aviator.co/releases-beta/concepts/rollbacks.md): Learn about the rollback feature in Releases. Rollbacks enable you to revert to a previous stable version when a newly deployed version has issues.
- [Cherry-picks](https://docs.aviator.co/releases-beta/concepts/cherry-picks.md): Read about the cherry-picks feature in Releases. Aviator enables teams to cherry-pick the same commit or pull request to multiple releases in one action.
- [Dogfood, Canary and Rollout](https://docs.aviator.co/releases-beta/concepts/dogfood-canary-and-rollout.md): Check out deployment strategies that limit the impact in case of a failure during deployment. Dogfood, Canary, and Rollout explained with usage guidelines.
- [Release notes](https://docs.aviator.co/releases-beta/concepts/release-notes.md): Read the concepts behind release notes from Aviator Releases. Helpful for internal teams, QA, support, for a shared understanding of recent code changes.


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