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Separating the control plane from the application plane is one of the core patterns of cloud-native architecture: the control plane handles tenant creation, configuration, plan changes, provisioning of isolated environments, region routing and billing association, while the application plane handles business requests.
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Building SaaS with AI? These 5 Architecture Decisions Can't Be Made by AI
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