Introducing Break the Glass into principles...#37
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grmhay wants to merge 8 commits intoopen-gitops:mainfrom
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Introducing Break the Glass into principles...#37grmhay wants to merge 8 commits intoopen-gitops:mainfrom grmhay:main
grmhay wants to merge 8 commits intoopen-gitops:mainfrom
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Signed-off-by: Dan Garfield <dan@todaywasawesome.com> Signed-off-by: Graeme Hay <grmhay@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Graeme Hay <grmhay@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Graeme Hay <grmhay@gmail.com>
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Still issues... apols - one more try coming |
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We (Morgan Stanley) believe that the situation where the source of truth for desired state (e.g. github.com or a git-equivalent that an enterprise may run) is less available than your users' expected SLA for making configuration changes is being left by the community as an issue for the implementer to overcome.
Put succinctly, if Github is unavailable and you want to make changes to your System State, there should be one approach and a set of tooling to allow reconciliation after the fact.
This will both harm adoption of gitops and is inefficient as I believe we shared a common challenge that we can solve once within the project.
The first step, as this project has so well established, is a glossary of terms to allow us to describe the problem and a draft principle to add. I have included these in this PR.