Sub-module
Behavioral Migration and Cutover
Compare legacy and receiving behavior before moving operational ownership to a new system.
How it works
Correspondence classes, dual-run evidence, divergence, rollback, disconnected operation and single-owner cutover state remain inspectable.
Inventory the source estate, prove behavioral correspondence and cut over only after the receiving owner accepts responsibility.
Customers can migrate without confusing copied data or matching screens with equivalent operational behavior.
Operational contract
The admitted inputs, produced evidence and boundary of this capability.
- InputsAdmitted semantic descriptors, Scoped application and credential definitions, Current permission and operation availability
- OutputsTyped request and result projections, Development and package evidence, Operator explanations and workbench state
- BoundaryA migration artifact, successful import or partial parity does not transfer authority or retire the source.
Decision, degraded state and recovery
- Operational decisionDecide whether receiving behavior is sufficiently correspondent to transfer sole operational ownership.
- Degraded or disputed stateDivergence, unknown effects and disconnected replicas keep coexistence or rollback available.
- Recovery and closureCutover records owner acceptance, rollback evidence and source-retirement duties as separate states.
- Authority boundaryA migration artifact, successful import or partial parity does not transfer authority or retire the source.