HashiCorp
HashiCorp's Request for Comment (RFC) template is designed to help team members propose a solution to a problem and get feedback on that proposal. HashiCorp's Request for Comment (RFC) template is designed to help team members propose a solution to a problem and get feedback on that proposal. If a change will affect many stakeholders, an RFC should be used to drive clarity and consensus. Learn more about HashiCorp's writing process and culture here. See HashiCorp's Request for Comment (RFC) template here in Google Docs. The RFC begins with a brief overview. This section should be one or two paragraphs that just explains what the goal of this RFC is going to be, but without diving too deeply into the "why", "why now", "how", etc. Ensure anyone opening the document will form a clear understanding of the RFCs intent from reading this paragraph(s). The next section is the "Background" section. This section should be at least two paragraphs and can take up to a whole page in some cases. The