How dod-platform-one/bigbang works
Big Bang is a declarative delivery product for installing and maintaining hardened Kubernetes packages. The documented user workflow is to configure a deployment, apply its manifests to a cluster, and extend the baseline with optional packages. The chart tree identifies package implementations, while the README describes their capabilities. No source excerpts were supplied, so relationships are limited to those explicitly documented; the graph does not infer a reconciliation pipeline from the Flux-related files.
Main entry points: Chart.yaml Deployment manifests · templates Add-on packages
Components 12
Deployment configuration
- Deployment manifests
chart/Chart.yaml
Core capabilities
- Service mesh
chart/templates/istiod - Policy enforcement
chart/templates/kyverno - Logging
chart/templates/fluentbit - Monitoring
chart/templates/monitoring - Runtime security
chart/templates/neuvector - Ingress and egress
chart/templates/istio-gateway - Policy auditing
chart/templates/gatekeeper
Package extensions
- Add-on packages
chart/templates - Community packages
Cluster runtime
- Kubernetes cluster
Other components
- Cluster operator
Connections 4
- Cluster operator → Deployment manifests: configures
README.md - Deployment manifests → Kubernetes cluster: deploys to
README.md - Add-on packages → Kubernetes cluster: extends baseline
README.md - Community packages → Kubernetes cluster: extends usage
README.md