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System diagrams

See the boundaries before relying on them.

These diagrams explain the current Ember direction without implying that a draft standard, application, or access model has been approved.

Diagram 01Ember platform and application boundaries

Reusable platform services support applications without absorbing their purpose, code, data, or application-specific risk.

Diagram 02Human readiness before platform access

The demonstration implements the full learning flow. Authoritative records and access enforcement remain future capabilities.

  1. 01
    Shared foundationLanguage, boundaries, responsibility
  2. 02
    Role learningDeveloper duties and supported patterns
  3. 03
    Applied scenariosSecurity, delivery, and operations judgment
  4. 04
    Readiness assessmentKnowledge and responsibility check
  5. 05
    Qualification recordFuture authoritative credential
  6. 06
    Access eligibilityFuture enforcement decision
Diagram 03Responsibility does not disappear through abstraction

Managed services change who performs work. Named people still own the result, decisions, and evidence.

Business outcomeApplication owner

Defines purpose, users, priorities, and acceptable operation

Supported platformPlatform owner

Owns capabilities, roadmap, service expectations, and limits

Application implementationApplication team

Owns code, data, authorization, tests, release, and evidence

Reusable patternsPlatform Engineering

Builds, verifies, documents, and evolves the supported path

Service operationOperations and Service Desk

Triages, communicates, coordinates recovery, and escalates

Provider servicesCloud providers

Operate contracted services within their service boundaries

Architecture status

The provider split is confirmed Engineering direction. Detailed implementation standards, qualification authority, authoritative records, and access enforcement remain incomplete or awaiting approval.