Architecture Constraints#

This chapter documents technical and organizational constraints that shape the architecture.

Technical Constraints#

  • <runtime, platform, framework, language, data, compatibility, or dependency constraint>

Generic JSON-RPC Evidence Is Isolated From Confd#

constr~generic-json-rpc-evidence-isolated-from-confd~1

The generic JSON-RPC viability check must use a controlled local stub server. It must not contact confd. It must not use confd credentials. It must not require integration-test-docker-environment configuration. Confd compatibility, authentication, and network-topology evidence belong to the later interface comparison.

Rationale:

This keeps a Python protocol/client failure distinguishable from a confd or deployment failure.

Status: draft

Needs: dsn

<Technical Constraint Title>#

constr~<technical-constraint-id>~1

<Intentional technical constraint and the evidence source that makes it intentional.>

Rationale:

<Why this constraint shapes the architecture.>

Status: draft

Needs: dsn

Organizational Constraints#

  • <release, operations, compliance, team, repository, process, or support constraint>

<Organizational Constraint Title>#

constr~<organizational-constraint-id>~1

<Intentional organizational constraint and the evidence source that makes it intentional.>

Rationale:

<Why this constraint shapes architecture, release, operations, or support.>

Status: draft

Needs: dsn

Assumptions#

  • <assumption inferred from code or documentation>

Open Issues#

  • <constraint contradiction or unresolved assumption>