Architecture Review Pack designed
Use this page for ARB, JAD, design review, or executive technical walkthroughs. It separates the high-level shape from the deeper design packets so reviewers can read in layers instead of opening the raw architecture tree blindly.
Review Sequence
- Design Principles for the core model.
- System Overview for the runtime picture.
- Platform Foundation for shared-service, deployment, and completion direction.
- Shared Services for platform/product responsibility boundaries.
- Domain Ownership and API Domain Authoring for code and API ownership.
- State Machines, Billing and Ledger, Storage Lifecycle, and Terminal Session Security for deep-dive domain packets.
- Detailed Design Index to route from portal summaries into the right canonical design families.
High-Level Architecture
| Concern | Portal entry |
|---|---|
| Control-plane topology | System Overview |
| Platform/product split | Shared Services |
| Domain and route ownership | Domain Ownership, API Domain Authoring |
| Shared-service program | Platform Foundation |
| Canonical design-family routing | Detailed Design Index |
Detailed Design
| Concern | Portal entry |
|---|---|
| Allocation and lifecycle states | State Machines |
| Billing, ledger, and monetary integrity | Billing and Ledger |
| Terminal/session access | Terminal Session Security |
| Data and storage handling | Storage Lifecycle |
Core Workflow Sequences
1. User launch to active workload
2. Active workload to release and cleanup
3. Second-product onboarding through shared services
Review Questions This Pack Should Answer
- What are the durable platform boundaries?
- Which services are shared versus product-specific?
- How do API and route contracts stay governable while migrating to v3?
- What evidence exists for security, release, and production-readiness posture?
- Which areas are still future-state or roadmap work rather than implemented fact?
Related Delivery-System Reading
Canonical sources