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Architectural Decision Records

This section contains a decision log on architectural decisions in the form of architectural decision records (ADRs). Find the list of below:

ADR001: Use English as Documentation Language
ADR002: Use Multiple Repositories instead of one Large Repository
ADR003: Use RTC as Review Mechanism for Changes
ADR004: Use Rust as programming language for the agent
ADR005: Decide on handling and location of systemd unit files
ADR007: Decide if Kubernetes Components Are to be Reused for Stackable
ADR008: Allow Reuse of Existing Kubernetes Operators
ADR009: Assigning Services to Nodes
ADR010: Expressing one-shot commands in a Kubernetes-native way
ADR011: Directory Structure Used by Stackable Components on Managed Hosts
ADR012: Authentication token management
ADR013: Supported Kubernetes versions
ADR014: User Authentication for Products
ADR015: How Should Operators Use Values from ConfigMaps & Secrets
ADR016: Representation of S3 Buckets in CRDs
ADR017: TLS authentication
ADR018: Product Image Versioning
ADR019: Trino catalog definitions
ADR020: Trino catalog usage
ADR021: Initial Version of Stackable Stacks Functionality
ADR022: Spark history server
ADR023: Product image selection
ADR024: How to provide stable out-of-cluster access to products
ADR025: Logging and Log Aggregation Architecture
ADR026: Affinities
ADR027: Resource Status
ADR028: Automatic stackable version selection
ADR029: Standardize database connections
ADR030: Allowed Pod disruptions
ADR031: Resource Labels and Namespacing
ADR032: OIDC Support
ADR034: Foundation for conversion webhooks deployment
ADR035: User info fetcher CRD changes

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