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A Deployment, Testability, and Evidence Plan SHALL NOT redefine FX logical elements through deployment topology, runtime packaging, test tooling, monitoring tooling, evidence-capture tooling, repository structure, or runtime scripts.

Part 3, Section 17.12: Implementation Boundary Requirements.

Deployment, Testability, and Evidence Plans define how an implementation is deployed, tested, monitored, and supported throughout its operational lifecycle. These activities realize the FX Demo Logical Profile but do not establish or modify its architectural meaning. Allowing deployment topology, runtime packaging, test tooling, monitoring tooling, evidence-capture tooling, repository structures, or runtime scripts to redefine FX logical elements would violate the separation between the platform-independent logical architecture and its implementation.

Maintaining this implementation boundary preserves architectural consistency, interoperability, governance, traceability, and conformance while allowing different deployment environments and operational technologies to realize the same logical architecture.

This requirement applies to all Deployment, Testability, and Evidence Plans associated with the FX Demo Logical Profile.

It applies specifically to:

deployment topology;
runtime packaging;
test tooling;
monitoring tooling;
evidence-capture tooling;
repository structure;
runtime scripts; and
implementation governance.

Verification SHALL confirm that Deployment, Testability, and Evidence Plans do not redefine FX logical elements.

Verification activities should include review checks confirming that:

deployment artefacts realize rather than redefine logical architecture;
deployment topology does not alter FX logical definitions;
runtime packaging preserves logical architectural meaning;
test, monitoring, and evidence-capture tooling do not redefine logical elements; and
repository structures and runtime scripts preserve the platform-independent logical architecture.