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Audit Recording Role
Crucible
Data Plane
Data Structure Instance
Data Distribution Service (DDS)
FX Audit and Provenance Node
FX Audit Record
FX Audit Record Endpoint
FX Endpoint Traceability
FX Evidence Traceability
FX Information Structure Traceability
FX Interaction Traceability
FX Logical Admission Rules
FX Logical Change Control
FX Logical Compatibility
FX Logical Ownership of Definitions
FX Node Traceability
FX Runtime Plane Traceability
Interface Definition Language (IDL)
K3s
Kubernetes
Logical Audit and Provenance Plane
Logical Policy and Release Plane
Part 1 Concept to FX Logical Profile Element
Part 1 Concept to FX Logical Profile Element
Protocol Buffers
R
Traceability
P1-REQ-13-4-001
P1-REQ-13-4-005
P1-REQ-13-4-011
P1-REQ-13-5-001
P1-REQ-13-5-007
P1-REQ-13-5-008
P1-REQ-13-5-009
P1-REQ-13-9-003
1. Scope
Foreword
Introduction
1. Scope
3.1 Traceability to SIP-RA
3.2 Alignment with FDIS-RA
4.4 Logical Meaning Before Physical Realization
6.3 Monetary Ecosystem
6.4 Foreign Exchange Domain
7.1 Overview
7.5 Runtime Plane
8.1 Overview
8.7 Cross-Plane Relationships
10.3 Conceptual Element to Logical Element / PIM
10.4 Logical Element / PIM to Implementation Artifact / PSM
10.7 Bidirectional Review and Impact Analysis
11.2 Conceptual Elements Remain Distinct
11.4 Classification Values Do Not Define Runtime Boundaries
11.5 Runtime Planes Remain Conceptual Classifications
11.6 Implementation Mappings Do Not Redefine Concepts
11.7 Deployment Artifacts Do Not Redefine Implementation Artifacts
11.11 Conceptual Constraints Summary
12.3 Logical Architecture Preserves Conceptual Meaning
12.6 Logical Architecture Provides the Basis for Implementation Profiles
12.7 Traceability from Part 1 to Part 2
13.4 Core Conceptual Element Requirements
13.5 Runtime Plane Requirements
13.9 Relationship to Logical Architecture / PIM Requirements
Foreword
Introduction
2. Relationship to Part 0 and Part 1
3.3 Traceability to Part 1 Conceptual Architecture
4.4 Logical Separation of Runtime Planes
4.6 Traceability from Concept to Logical Model
5.6 Logical Runtime Plane Model
5.7 Logical Traceability Model
7.1 Overview
9.1 Overview
13.4 What Domain Profiles Preserve
Foreword
3.1 Traceability to SIP-RA
3.3 Traceability to Part 1 Conceptual Architecture
3.4 Traceability to Part 2 Distributed Node-Based Logical Architecture / PIM
4.1 Domain Specialization without Conceptual Redefinition
4.1 Domain Specialisation without Conceptual Redefinition
4.3 Distributed FX Node Network
4.4 Explicit FX Communication Endpoints
4.6 Runtime Plane Separation in the FX Demo
4.8 Evidence-Oriented FX Logical Design
5.1 Overview
5.5 FX Demo Logical Communication Model
5.7 FX Demo Logical Runtime Plane Model
5.8 FX Demo Logical Traceability Model
6.1 Overview
8.1 Overview
10.1 Overview
10.7 Cross-Plane Relationships in the FX Demo
12.1 Overview
12.2 Register FX Logical Node
12.11 Record FX Audit and Provenance
13.1 Overview
14.10 FX Logical Traceability Summary
15.1 Overview
15.2 FX Logical Elements Prepared for Technology Mapping
15.3 FX Communication Technology Independence
15.6 Boundary Between Part 3 and Part 4
16.3 FX Logical Endpoints Remain Distinct from Communication Technologies
16.5 FX Runtime Planes Remain Distinct from Implementation Groupings
16.6 FX Logical Interactions Remain Traceable
16.7 FX Demo Logical Profile Does Not Prescribe Deployment Topology
16.8 FX Demo Logical Profile Does Not Prescribe Communication Pattern Implementation
16.10 FX Demo Logical Constraints Summary
17.1 Overview
1. Scope
2. Relationship to Parts 0, 1, 2, and 3
3.1 Traceability to SIP-RA
3.3 Traceability to Part 1 Conceptual Architecture
3.4 Traceability to Part 2 Distributed Node-Based Logical Architecture / Platform-Independent Model (PIM)
3.5 Traceability to Part 3 FX Demo Logical Profile
4.1 Overview
4.5 Relationship to the FX Demo Logical Profile
5.1 Overview
5.7 Runtime Plane Discipline in Implementation
5.10 Phase 0 Implementation Principles Summary
6.2 Part 3 Working Baseline
7.1 Overview
7.4 QoS Profiles as Phase 0 Communication Behavior Controls
7.7 Scripts as Phase 0 Build and Execution Helpers
8.1 Overview
8.2 Node Mapping Principles
9.1 Overview
9.2 Topic Mapping Principles
10.2 Information Structure Mapping Principles
11.1 Overview
13.1 Overview
13.2 QoS Profile Purpose
13.3 QoS Profile Mapping Principles
13.4 Control Plane QoS Profile
13.5 Data Plane QoS Profile
13.6 Health and Observability Plane QoS Profile
13.7 Policy and Release Plane QoS Profile
13.8 Audit and Provenance Plane QoS Profile
13.9 QoS Profile Mapping Summary
13.10 QoS Boundaries and Non-Goals
14.4 IDL Directory Model
14.6 Configuration Directory Model
14.7 Script Directory Model
15.2 Purpose of the Developer Handbook
15.8 Logging Convention Requirements
18.7 Runtime Plane Implementation Traceability
19.7 Part 5 Handoff
20.3 DDS Topics Do Not Redefine Logical Communication Endpoints
20.4 IDL Structures Do Not Redefine Logical Information Structures
20.7 Repository Layout Does Not Redefine Architecture
9.2 IDL Source Location

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