Seven provisioning models. One central Kubernetes team.
Molly Sheets joins Daniele and Bart to discuss the staffing cost of supporting multiple Kubernetes tenancy models.
- Assigning ownership across tenancy models
- Giving AI Ops cross-team context
- Planning canary and cell-based releases
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