| Kubernetes | Platform and version, node architecture, namespace ownership, and the team that can approve required controllers and permissions. |
| Capacity | Expected repository sizes, scan frequency, concurrent scans, and capacity available for application and sandbox workloads. |
| Persistent storage | Storage service and storage classes, capacity, performance, backup facilities, and recovery requirements. |
| Container registry | Whether you will pull supplied images from Docker Hub or copy them into your registry, and who manages registry credentials. |
| DNS and ingress | Your web app and API hostnames, private or public ingress, HTTPS endpoints, and the users and systems that must reach them. |
| Network boundary | Whether public-internet access is permitted, which services must run internally, and which privately connected services are acceptable. |
| Source code platform | GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket type and location, repository owners, and the account that can prepare the integration. |
| Identity provider | OIDC provider and the identity team that can register the application and supply its connection details. |
| LLM service | Provider account, region, model access, quotas, and the team that manages credentials and service costs. |
| Secrets | Your process for supplying application and integration credentials, retaining required encryption keys, and rotating them. |
| Operations | Owners for monitoring, backups, recovery, maintenance windows, and support coordination. |
