smaqit.input-infrastructure

Validating infrastructure requirements involves checking that deployment prerequisites are met before spec generation. This ensures both required sections—Target Environment and Hosting Platform—have substantive answers to prevent deployment issues downstream.

The required infrastructure sections before proceeding with deployment specification are Target Environment and Hosting Platform. Both must contain substantive answers to pass the readiness gate and begin Infrastructure layer specification work.

Infrastructure validation should be run automatically at the start of Infrastructure layer specification work. This gates the process, ensuring deployment requirements are sufficient before proceeding to generate any Infrastructure specifications.

Yes, infrastructure specification validation assesses optional deployment constraints including Service Topology, Resource Constraints, Scaling Requirements, Geographic Constraints, Budget Constraints, and Integration Points alongside the required sections.

Infrastructure spec generation halts when required sections lack substantive answers. The validation gate stops the process if Target Environment or Hosting Platform requirements are insufficient, preventing incomplete deployment specifications from being generated.