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| - | The Logical Architecture preserves the [[fxdemo:99_part_annexes: | + | The Logical Architecture preserves the [[dido:99_annexes: |
| - | Logical interactions belong to logical Runtime Planes such as the [[fxdemo:99_part_annexes: | + | Logical interactions belong to logical Runtime Planes such as the [[dido:99_annexes: |
| Examples of cross-plane interactions include a health observation triggering a control action, a data-plane result requiring a policy decision, and a policy decision creating an audit and provenance record. These relationships connect planes without collapsing them into one another. | Examples of cross-plane interactions include a health observation triggering a control action, a data-plane result requiring a policy decision, and a policy decision creating an audit and provenance record. These relationships connect planes without collapsing them into one another. | ||