Feat: add docs for roadmap 2023 spring (#1092)
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KubeVela cares more other than Day-1 Delivery. It also provides a unified Day-2 application management capability for all it's extensibility. The day-2 management is necessary for system operators and application developers to make continuous operation for the delivered applications and ensure the applications are always under control.
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### Resource Management
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The basic capabilities for application management are for its resources.
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KubeVela's core controller continuously watches the difference between the current state and the desired state of delivered resources. It makes sure that the live spec is accord with the declared spec recorded in the delivery process and therefore effectively prevents any configuration drits.
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KubeVela's core controller continuously watches the difference between the current state and the desired state of delivered resources. It makes sure that the live spec is accord with the declared spec recorded in the delivery process and therefore effectively prevents any configuration drifts.
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Besides, the automated garbage collection help recycle the resources that are not in-use during upgrades or deletion. There are also times resources need to be shared across multiple applications. These are all made possible in KubeVela application through the use of policies.
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title:  Roadmap 2023.03
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Date: 2023-01-01 to 2023-03-31
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## Core Platform
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- Support KubeVela Dynamic API in vela-prism. It will allow user to make integration with third-party APIs easily, with the use of CUE templates.
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- Upgrade CUE execution engine in KubeVela and allow user to integrate customized function providers and manage CUE templates into modules.
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- Support take-over policy, allowing user to adopt existing Kubernetes resources to KubeVela applications.
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- Support read-only policy, allowing user to attach traits and extra capabilities (like observability) to existing resources, on top of the application model.
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- Upgrade HealthScope controller which helps users to continuously track the status of applications.
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- Support metadata backup and migration for data recovery of the control plane.
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- Conduct load-testing experiments in multi-cluster scenario and conclude recommend settings and optimization techniques.
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## Third-party integrations and more addons
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- Integrate tracing and alerting tools into observability addons.
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## Best practices
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- Provide one or more best practices about how to use KubeVela in game/delivery/monitoring scenario.
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They're aligned with the roadmap direction for the next three years. As for the detailed roadmap, we'll update and list below.
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- [2023 Spring Roadmap](./2023-03-roadmap)
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- [2022 Winter Roadmap](./2022-12-roadmap)
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- [2022 Fall Roadmap](./2022-09-roadmap)
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- [2022 Summer Roadmap](./2022-06-roadmap)
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title:  Roadmap 2023.03
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Date: 2023-01-01 to 2023-03-31
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## Core Platform
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- Support KubeVela Dynamic API in vela-prism. It will allow user to make integration with third-party APIs easily, with the use of CUE templates.
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- Upgrade CUE execution engine in KubeVela and allow user to integrate customized function providers and manage CUE templates into modules.
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- Support take-over policy, allowing user to adopt existing Kubernetes resources to KubeVela applications.
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- Support read-only policy, allowing user to attach traits and extra capabilities (like observability) to existing resources, on top of the application model.
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- Upgrade HealthScope controller which helps users to continuously track the status of applications.
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- Support metadata backup and migration for data recovery of the control plane.
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- Conduct load-testing experiments in multi-cluster scenario and conclude recommend settings and optimization techniques.
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## Third-party integrations and more addons
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- Integrate tracing and alerting tools into observability addons.
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## Best practices
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- Provide one or more best practices about how to use KubeVela in game/delivery/monitoring scenario.
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They're aligned with the roadmap direction for the next three years. As for the detailed roadmap, we'll update and list below.
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- [2023 Spring Roadmap](./2023-03-roadmap)
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- [2022 Winter Roadmap](./2022-12-roadmap)
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- [2022 Fall Roadmap](./2022-09-roadmap)
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- [2022 Summer Roadmap](./2022-06-roadmap)
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