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Infrastructure

Infrastructure is the controlled runtime environment for the Oryvin system.

It provides hosting, networking, proxy boundaries, identity integration, and service exposure for higher-level components such as WEIC, DropBoxMini, Looker, and Orchestrator.

Infrastructure does not define application behavior or workflow logic. It provides the stable operating surface where those systems run.

Design principles

Stability

The hosting layer should remain predictable even when higher-level services evolve quickly.

Separation of responsibilities

Infrastructure hosts systems but does not replace application logic, knowledge governance, or orchestration.

Security boundaries

Infrastructure provides the proxy, network, and identity boundaries that protect internal services.

Realistic validation

The environment is designed so architecture and operational changes can be exercised under real conditions rather than only in abstraction.

Relationship to other components

  • WEIC runs here as the governed authoring and API platform
  • DropBoxMini runs here as the derived artifact boundary
  • Orchestrator acts against systems hosted here
  • Looker observes published or protected surfaces hosted here