Pipelines that run kubectl apply directly are automated but invisible. The Command pattern explains why GitOps is architecturally sound — not just a convention — and what you gain from separating the definition of a change from its execution.
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klement Gunndu
Your approach to A Git Commit Is Not Just a Change. It's a Command. is solid. I found that adding a circuit breaker at that layer prevented cascading failures when we scaled past 100 concurrent requests.