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Most user created entities can already be dynamically assigned to Teams via team association. This can also be constantly revised based on naming conventions through the API using a script to assure the right Team is always associated based on prefix or other pattern.
Infrastructure entities are scoped in two main ways today: Correlation to an AP/platform or DFQ filter.
AP: when a team has access to an AP and permissions to view Infrastructure, they will see infra entities which had matching CALLS on them in the visible Application perspectives. When no calls are made, Instana can no longer be sure the relation is valid.
Platform: Mostly this applies to team scopes defined on Kubernetes Clusters or Namespaces, these added scopes also apply to Infrastructure area.
DFQ: The DFQ in team scopes provides ADDITIONAL access on top of the above two inherited infra access, based on the DFQ filter statement. Whatever entity matches the DFQ statement in the scope will be visible for users in Infra area, regardless of calls happening in an AP in scope.
Planned improvements:
We're planning to create "perspectives" for the Infrastructure area to replicate the capabilities of Application perspectives. This will allow admins to create Infra perspectives, where they can define a filter, similar to what is available in Infra Analytics view and entities matching this filter will always be part of the perspective. Team scopes than can refer the Infra perspectives for access and whenever new entities are added (or removed) as long as they match the perspective filter, will be in the scope of the team.
Visibility of new entities are not delayed artificially. As soon as tag propagation happens and a DFQ filter returns the new entity, they should immediately become visible for limited scope users.