37A team proposes replacing Terraform with Crossplane so infrastructure is reconciled like a Deployment. Argue it.▼hardNewRed HatMicrosoftSAP◆ premiumThe pitch is continuous reconciliation instead of a plan someone runs. The cost is that your cloud estate now depends on a cluster, and that drift correction without a plan step is a very different risk posture.Open full answer →
65You are at twelve clusters and adding two a quarter. How do you stop each one becoming a snowflake?▼hardNewRed HatGoogleMicrosoft2 replies◆ premiumClusters multiply for good reasons: regions, isolation, tenancy, blast radius. The problem is not creating them, it is that cluster seven diverges from cluster three and nobody knows until an upgrade behaves differently.Open full answer →
10Our Argo CD setup has forty services and grows every quarter. How should we organise Applications?▼mediumNewRed HatWalmart Global TechSalesforceunlockedOne Application declaring others sounds like trivia until you need to rebuild a cluster in an afternoon or hand a team a bounded slice of the platform. Here is when the pattern earns its keep, and when ApplicationSet should replace it.Open full answer →
39Design the platform that decides whether a model change is safe to ship, for twenty teams shipping weekly.▼expertNewDatabricksMicrosoftSalesforce2 replies◆ premiumTeams need comparable evaluations before they approve a model change. Design versioned test data, recorded runs and release thresholds that a pipeline can enforce.Open full answer →
43Teams are connecting agents to internal systems ad hoc. Design the gateway that goes in front.▼hardNewMicrosoftCloudflareAtlassian2 replies◆ premiumEvery team standing up its own tool server produces a permission surface nobody can enumerate. The gateway exists so that connecting an agent to a system is a reviewed act rather than a config file in somebody's repository.Open full answer →