Artifactory Store Fix and Documentation Corrections
Fixed an issue where retrieving values from Artifactory stores would fail when using nested paths, and corrected store documentation to accurately reflect supported backends.
Documentation improvements
View All TagsFixed an issue where retrieving values from Artifactory stores would fail when using nested paths, and corrected store documentation to accurately reflect supported backends.
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We're sharing the Atmos Product Roadmap—a transparent view of where we've been, where we're headed, and what's coming next. Infrastructure teams evaluating Atmos often ask "What's the long-term vision?" The roadmap answers that question openly.
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When you deploy infrastructure across multiple environments—dev, staging, production—you need a way to manage which version of each component runs where. Maybe your VPC module in dev is testing new CIDR ranges, while production stays on the stable version until you're confident the changes work.
That's version management: deciding how different versions of your infrastructure components flow through your environments.
The obvious answer—pin every version in every environment—turns out to optimize for the wrong thing. Strict pinning creates divergence by default: environments drift apart unless you constantly update pins. It weakens feedback loops because lower environments stay on old versions, hiding cross-environment impacts. And at scale, you face PR storms from automated dependency updates.
So what's the right approach? It depends. We've documented these strategies as design patterns—proven approaches that optimize for different goals. Some prioritize convergence and fast feedback; others prioritize control and reproducibility. The best choice depends on your organization's culture, team size, and how you already think about software delivery.
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