CROSS-CUTTING ENGINEERING AUTHORITY
Ecosystem Engineering Standards — WHAT
Defines lifecycle-independent, technology-neutral normative engineering requirements across the ecosystem.
MARKELLOS ECOSYSTEM
Foundational architecture of the Markellos Ecosystem
Engineering Standards defines cross-cutting engineering conformity. Framework, Security, Infrastructure, Core Services, Intelligence and Control retain six distinct operational and domain responsibilities beneath Markellos Ecosystem applications and projects.
THE SIX SYSTEMS
CROSS-CUTTING ENGINEERING AUTHORITY
Defines lifecycle-independent, technology-neutral normative engineering requirements across the ecosystem.
METHODOLOGY & GOVERNANCE
Defines how ecosystem projects adopt, implement, verify, evidence and complete applicable requirements.
Open FrameworkSECURITY DOMAIN
Defines shared security architecture, standards, trust boundaries, threat models and governance.
UNDER CONSTRUCTIONRUNTIME & OPERATIONS
Provides shared hosting, runtime, networking, deployment, backup and operational infrastructure.
UNDER CONSTRUCTIONPRIVATE / OWNER ACCESS
Provides shared backend capabilities and services consumed by ecosystem applications.
UNDER CONSTRUCTIONPRIVATE / OWNER ACCESS
Observes, measures, analyses and interprets ecosystem evidence and operational/usage data.
Open IntelligencePRIVATE / OWNER ACCESS
Maintains the canonical operational view of ecosystem state, relationships, risks, priorities and actions.
Open ControlHOW THEY FIT TOGETHER
This portal owns the umbrella architecture, membership, role names, relationships and navigation. Each system owns its implementation in its respective repository.
The Foundation Systems appoints Ecosystem Engineering Standards as the authority for lifecycle-independent, technology-neutral engineering requirements. This assignment supersedes earlier descriptions of The DNA as the normative engineering owner. The DNA owns adoption methodology; The Shield owns security requirements and controls; Strong Room remains a Shield implementation pattern.