The automation requirements

We will start our high-level requirement story from the perspective of an imaginary organization, X. They are planning to develop a new e-commerce website named product-a. It has many modules, each functional at a different time in the customer journey, for example, cart, payment, and customer support. Each model requires independent release and scaling capabilities while sharing a standard website theme and a unified experience. The product architecture group has recommended micro-frontend architecture with separate deployment for each module in Kubernetes. They also suggested that an individual team will develop the website framework, shared UI components, and cross-cutting concerns in the form of a library. The independent module team can use these dependent libraries to build their features. The product team has recently heard about Crossplane and its ability to automate the applications from end to end. They wanted to use the opportunity of developing...