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Fix remain markdown errors in working-groups

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### Exit Criteria

1. Owners of the items in the Admin Area of GitLab are identified, acknowledged, and documented in the handbook. => **DONE** The owner list is in [the issue](https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/396707) description, we (GitLab as a whole) will continue seeking clarification for the remaining unowned areas. Meanwhile, continue following [Shared responsibility functionality](https://about.gitlab.com/handbook/product/categories/#shared-responsibility-functionality) for unowned areas.
2. Owners of things related to instance management (upgrade, backup and restore, metrics, performance) and configuration are identified, acknowledged, and documented in the handbook. => **SKIPPED** Didn't investigate due to other priorities.
3. A proposal for a new team in case there is a need for certain items of the GitLab Administrator features. There is a chance this is unnecessary if the above two items cover all features. => **SKIPPED** Didn't investigate due to other priorities.
4. A process of identifying Owners for future administration features is documented in the handbook. => **DONE** [Updated handbook page](https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/merge_requests/116711) with process of adding new admin section.
1. Owners of things related to instance management (upgrade, backup and restore, metrics, performance) and configuration are identified, acknowledged, and documented in the handbook. => **SKIPPED** Didn't investigate due to other priorities.
1. A proposal for a new team in case there is a need for certain items of the GitLab Administrator features. There is a chance this is unnecessary if the above two items cover all features. => **SKIPPED** Didn't investigate due to other priorities.
1. A process of identifying Owners for future administration features is documented in the handbook. => **DONE** [Updated handbook page](https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/merge_requests/116711) with process of adding new admin section.

## Roles and Responsibilities

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|-----------------|-----------------|
| Date Created    | May 7, 2021 |
| Target End Date | January 1, 2022 |
| Slack           | [#wg_cloud-native-tools]() (only accessible by GitLab team members) |
| Google Doc      | [Working Group Agenda]() (only accessible by GitLab team members) |
| Slack           | #wg_cloud-native-tools (only accessible by GitLab team members) |
| Google Doc      | Working Group Agenda (only accessible by GitLab team members) |
| Docs            | TBD |
| Epics/Issues    | [Main Epic]() / [Issue Board]() |
| Epics/Issues    | Main Epic / Issue Board |
| Label           | `` |
| Associated KPIs/OKRs | TBD |
| GitLab group for working group| `` |
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| Member                | Cheryl Li                                            | Senior Engineering Manager, Verify |


# Cross-functional prioritization process
## Cross-functional prioritization process

The process is [documented](/handbook/engineering/cross-functional-prioritization/) in the handbook.

# Multi-modal communication
## Multi-modal communication

- Tag (at minimum) all potentially interested working group functional leads and when there is impact to product `gl-product-leadership` in all merge requests to solicit feedback.
- Wait two business days to gather and respond to feedback before submitting merge requests to the codeowners for review and merge.
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| Slack           | [#wg-customer-use-case-adoption](https://gitlab.slack.com/archives/C0584NEKSRJ) |
| Google Doc      | [Customer Use Case Adoption Scrum - Agenda](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WtwXCK1r7hoco5O8oW5SIKiIWtXDr_WOLeWcIaDM7Nk/edit?usp=sharing)  |
| Epic            | [Use Case Adoption Measurement & Improvement](https://gitlab.com/groups/gitlab-com/-/epics/2190)
| Board           | _TBD_ |
| Board           | *TBD* |
| Overview & Status | See [Exit criteria](#exit-criteria) below |

## Exit criteria
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| Functional Lead: Customer Success Operations | Nishant Khanna                | Senior Customer Success Operations Analyst                 |
| Functional Lead: Digital Customer Success    | Michelle Harris               | Senior Program Manager, Customer Programs                  |
| Functional Lead: Data and Insights           | Amie Bright                   | VP of Data and Insights                                    |
| Functional Lead: Enterprise Sales            | _TBD_                         | _TBD_                                                      |
| Functional Lead: Enterprise Sales            | *TBD*                         | *TBD*                                                      |
| Functional Lead: Commercial Sales            | Julien Le Postec              | Area Sales Manager Mid Market South EMEA - Commercial Sales|
| Functional Lead: Developer Relations         | Michael Friedrich             | Senior Developer Evangelist                                |
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### Plan

1. Kick-off working group: handbook, agenda, meeting
2. Determine authoritative list of scaling patterns and determine a path for sharding to comprise the first iteration
1. Determine authoritative list of scaling patterns and determine a path for sharding to comprise the first iteration
   1. A blueprint per scaling pattern should be produced by an assigned DRI to:
      1. Describe the scaling pattern
      2. Applicable use cases in the database
      3. Analysis and evaluation of current use cases, their effects on the database
      4. A brief overview of the design
      1. Applicable use cases in the database
      1. Analysis and evaluation of current use cases, their effects on the database
      1. A brief overview of the design
   1. A blueprint for the path of how to shard the database
      1. Describe the goals of sharding
      2. Determine the sharding key
      3. Articulate required application and operation changes
3. Based on these scaling patterns, a blueprint about the Data Access Layer and caching considerations
4. First iteration implementation plan
      1. Determine the sharding key
      1. Articulate required application and operation changes
1. Based on these scaling patterns, a blueprint about the Data Access Layer and caching considerations
1. First iteration implementation plan
   1. Must include a plan to measure effects on both the database and the application
   2. Must include validation (testing) plan
   1. Must include validation (testing) plan
   1. Must complete Proof of Concepts (PoC) of sharding, determine a viable path, and produce building blocks from the PoC

### Work Streams and DRI
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