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after_heading: Topology
required: true
language: mermaid

# FR-043: concrete-term lexicon — operational / SRE / deployment objects.
lexicon:
deployment: {definition: a released, running instance of a service}
replica: {definition: one of N interchangeable copies of a workload}
migration: {definition: a versioned schema or data change step}
runbook: {definition: a documented operational procedure}
rollout: {definition: a progressive release of a new version}
rollback: {definition: reverting to a prior known-good version}
scaling: {definition: changing capacity by adding/removing replicas}
backend: {definition: a server-side system serving requests}
build: {definition: a produced, versioned artifact from source}
pipeline: {definition: an ordered sequence of automated stages}
container: {definition: a packaged, isolated runtime unit}
image: {definition: an immutable container build artifact}
cluster: {definition: a set of nodes running workloads together}
pod: {definition: a co-scheduled group of containers}
volume: {definition: persistent storage attached to a workload}
probe: {definition: a periodic liveness/readiness check}
healthcheck: {definition: an endpoint reporting service health}
scheduler: {definition: a component placing work onto resources}
worker: {definition: a process that consumes and executes jobs}
environment: {definition: a named deployment target (dev/staging/prod)}
configmap: {definition: externalized non-secret configuration}
registry: {definition: a store of versioned images or packages}
metric: {definition: a measured time-series value}
alert: {definition: a fired condition requiring attention}
refresh: {definition: a periodic re-fetch or re-computation}