Change management and audit
What happens when a DFC change needs approving, in brief.
Some DFC changes can be put behind an approval instead of taking effect immediately. The person making the change raises it, someone else approves it, and the audit log records both along with what actually changed.
That is as far as this workshop goes. The point to take away is that “configuration, not code” does not have to mean “unreviewed”: the edits with the widest blast radius, routing destinations in particular, can be gated without gating everything.
Not covered here
Setting up approval rules, and the change management module itself, are their own workshop.