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qmap · c9archivedstarted Feb 5Auto draft — not yet reviewed

Infrastructure Layer

Why we did this

Grouping by tags doesn't answer "where does this actually run?" The map needed a second view: cloud, region, cluster, namespace, node, pod.

What happened

A topology view nested six levels of ground tiles, with an outside zone for vendors and a switch back to the tag view. Two layout systems made it too complex; the next cycle started again.

Early → finalA second view nests every app inside the cloud, region, cluster and pod it runs in.
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    A second view nests every app inside the cloud, region, cluster and pod it runs in.

    Where things actually run · came from Mark Parson

Also in this cycle
  • Two layout systems in one page got too tangled, and the work moved to a new cycle. In words

How we got here

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Someone said

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We decided

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So now

A second view nests every app inside the cloud, region, cluster and pod it runs in.

Thanks to

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MP
Mark Parson
Qpoint team

Built the first topology view

The record names no one. The experiment code and this record reached the qmap repo in commits authored by Mark Parson.

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