infra-derivation

To derive infrastructure requirements after workflow validation, generate an InfraRequirementSpec from the validated workflow slices. This spec outlines the minimal viable infrastructure needed, covering persistence, authentication, and deployment shapes.

Define infrastructure specifications only after the workflow and its contracts are fully validated. This timing prevents premature provisioning and ensures infrastructure decisions are justified by functional requirements.

Infrastructure considerations for deploying an approved workflow include authentication, persistence, async background jobs, scheduling, deployment models, and observability. These elements are checked to ensure complete coverage.

Avoid premature scaling by deriving minimal viable infrastructure directly from validated functional requirements. This approach ensures infrastructure decisions are justified and addresses only the necessary persistence and authentication needs.

Yes, you can apply this approach to any validated workflow slice. It guides decisions on persistence, authentication, background jobs, and deployment shapes by generating an InfraRequirementSpec and implementation notes.

Infrastructure provisioning may not match application requirements if workflows and contracts are not validated beforehand. Deriving infrastructure specifications post-validation ensures decisions are justified and avoids unnecessary provisioning.