Compose-Style Container View

How the platform is organized into clear service roles.

This public view explains the container-level idea behind the platform: edge services receive traffic, application services make decisions, state services keep shared information, and external connectors handle outside systems. It is a role map—not a copy of a Compose file.

PUBLIC CONTAINER PLATFORM MODEL Roles and relationships are shown; names, ports, placement rules, and configuration values are intentionally omitted. CONTAINER PLATFORM BOUNDARY DELIVERY & CONTROL Reviewed source · automated checks · controlled release · recorded evidence EDGE ROLESecure EntryAccess checks, traffic entry,and response delivery. APP ROLEDecision ServicesChecks requests, applies rules,and selects a path. STATE ROLEShared InformationKeeps the information neededfor consistent decisions. CONNECTORRelayHandles outside servicedifferences. OUTSIDE SERVICESModel providers · identity services · delivery tools checked requestshared statenormalized callsafe metadata

Why separate the roles?

Clear boundaries make the platform easier to change, explain, and recover when something outside the platform changes.

EASIER TO CHANGE

Small parts have clear jobs.

An edge change, a decision change, and an outside-service change can be discussed separately.

EASIER TO PROTECT

Private work stays behind the entry point.

Only the approved request path crosses from the outside into the platform.

EASIER TO RECOVER

A change can be checked and undone.

Delivery records, health checks, and a known-good baseline support safer recovery.

Public-scope limitation: This is a role map, not an actual Compose or deployment file. It intentionally omits service names, ports, networks, images, secrets, host details, and live status.