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#30 Adapt solution 2 to prvious paragraphs
Signed-off-by: Sven Strittmatter <sven.strittmatter@iteratec.com>
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* Need to refactor the _persistence-elastic_ provider.
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* The "`general implementation`" will be harder than the individual ones.
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===== Solution Approach 1: Keep Split between Persistence Provider and MetaData Provider
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===== Solution Approach 2: Keep Split between Persistence Provider and MetaData Provider
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Keep PersistenceProvider as they are and introduce new "MetaDataProvider" CRD which gets executed before the PersistenceProviders by the operator.
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Keep _PersistenceProvider_ as they are and introduce new _MetaDataProvider_ CRD which gets executed before the _PersistenceProviders_ by the __secureCodeBox operator_.
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┌ Persistence Provider─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─
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====== Pros
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* Quicker to implement
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* Might be worth it to have a separate concept for it
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* Quicker to implement.
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* Might be worth it to have a separate concept for it.
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====== Cons
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* Really worth introducing a new CRD for everything, especially when the are conceptually pretty close?
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* Not sure if it worth to introduce a new CRD for everything, especially when it's conceptually pretty close to to something already existing.
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==== Question 2: How Should the Execution Model Look like for Each?
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