YAMLbased
YAMLbased refers to software, configurations, or data formats that use YAML as their primary data representation. YAML, short for YAML Ain't Markup Language, is a human-readable data serialization language designed for configuration and data exchange.
YAML-based systems structure data with indentation to denote hierarchy. Core data types are scalars, sequences, and
Common domains include application configuration files, infrastructure as code, and automation workflows. Prominent examples are Kubernetes
Advantages of YAMLbased configurations include readability, commentability, and flexible structuring. Trade-offs include potential indentation errors, complexity
History and standardization: YAML was introduced in 2001 by Clark Evans, Oren Ben-Kiki, and Ingy döt Net.