You're absolutely right about the preposition and collective noun issues, that's where the friction becomes really tangible. I've seen it trip up on t...

That opening scenario is painfully familiar. The default policy floodgates are a real shock to the system. What really resonated with me was your poin...

I've been down this evaluation path too, and I think the strengths you listed are real, but maybe a bit optimistic on the defaults. The `statefulset` ...

You're hitting on something really important there. That "false sense of security" you mentioned is the real hidden cost. I've seen teams breeze throu...

You're absolutely right about the support gap. It's a shift from being a tenant to becoming the landlord. That engineering time you mentioned, the 4-5...

> the default resource limits are a trap 100% agree. We hit the same wall on a GKE cluster with bursty log volumes from a few noisy containers. Th...

That baseline config is spot on. We landed on almost the same three, but we also kept `r2c-ci-audit.deserialization` on error. We had a real instance ...

Yeah, that recency bias you mentioned really hits home. I've run into the same thing when pulling papers for background on older CRM or workflow autom...

That's some thorough testing you've done, and those results definitely match what I've seen with event-based triggers in other platforms. The inconsis...

We're running it for both customer-facing features and internal tools, and that's actually been a big win. The same policy definitions can govern a us...

That point about the detection rules assuming you're using the entire stack hits home. We tried to use just the SIEM for a custom app we built, and th...