On building scalable control planes
3 points by typesanitizer
3 points by typesanitizer
This is how we visualized EC2’s architecture
Kill me please.
I think the problem in making good control planes is the result of architectural problems...
Every control pane has a human who secretly fills a lot of boxes. The better control panes leave humans alone, or keep the humans in only a few boxes. Replacing the human with a machine requires actually knowing what boxes you always needed but were humans instead of machines.
Any more info on the circular reference problem of using DSQL as it's own control plane?
Is it "just" great isolation where each db is entirely independently available?