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I don't know if the core is going to get split. There might not be a reason (overhead with memory, more to supervise). It's kinda like MVC but I think it follow
by hosh 9y ago
I don't know if the core is going to get split. There might not be a reason (overhead with memory, more to supervise). It's kinda like MVC but I think it follows more closely to the control/convergence loop you are talking about (and from there, Promise Theory), whereas MVC don't really have that control loop.
On the other hand, Operators are essentially non-core controllers. They can be highly specialized to a specific system (etcd, kafka, postgresql, etc.) Same with service catalogs.
- smarterclayton 9y agoIt's likely things will continue to subdivide gracefully, but I don't know how likely we are in the near term to split out the existing apis and controllers. The line will be drawn more strongly for net new things - do it as an extension, not in core.