Crucible SHALL perform Hybrid-Cloud Deployments.
This requirement derives from:
The Original Requirement states:
The system shall support Hybrid-Cloud Deployments.[C1]
FR-MC-004:
No other substantive normalization is required.
A Hybrid-Cloud Deployment combines deployment subjects across cloud and non-cloud environments.
A Hybrid-Cloud Deployment can include:
The participating environments can differ in administrative authority, network accessibility, security controls, resource models, Provider interfaces, operational constraints, and compliance obligations.
This requirement establishes Hybrid-Cloud Deployment behavior without prescribing:
Separate requirements, architecture specifications, workflows, or policies define those subjects and behaviors.
This requirement applies to:
Verification confirms that:
The following pages reference this requirement:
Implemented and Verified
Review and approve FR-MC-004 as a leaf requirement.
Confirm that Hybrid-Cloud Deployment has a controlled definition in the shared Terms and Definitions corpus.
Determine whether separate requirements define cross-environment connectivity, security, identity federation, synchronization, and workload placement.
This requirement page retains the stable requirement identifier FR-MC-004.
This page is a leaf requirement page and omits a trailing :start from its namespace.
The Statement preserves the approved source intent by requiring Crucible to perform Hybrid-Cloud Deployments.
Do not add specific cloud and non-cloud Infrastructure Environments, workload placement, connectivity, security, identity federation, synchronization, Provider, network, or orchestration obligations unless the controlling requirement changes through an approved requirements process.
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