Delivery Work Packages

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Workpackages are the delivery lens that turns architecture intent into executable scope, sequencing, and ownership.

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index / activeWorkpackage Dependencies

Cross-package dependency view for sequencing and planning.

index / activeWorkpackage Portfolio

This portfolio index provides a complete view of all canonical workpackage notes and their current status.

workpackage / plannedDC3.0 Network and Supporting Services

Deliver lane-scoped Phase 1 networking: Location A single-ACI-pod AI lane and Location B VXLAN BGP EVPN spine-leaf target lane, plus supporting services for DNS, load balancing, fi

workpackage / plannedDCIM

Deliver a Datacenter Infrastructure Management system of record for assets, racks, power, IPAM, and automation integrations.

workpackage / plannedTrust & Secret Services

Provide shared secrets, certificates, and key-management services for the platform.

workpackage / plannedDC3.0 Storage

Deliver red-hat-openshift-data-foundation/ceph per site with distinct DR layers: ODF DR orchestration where subscription/supportability allows, plus Ceph-level RBD/CephFS replicati

workpackage / plannedObservability & Incident Response

Deliver unified monitoring, logging, alerting, and incident response workflows for platform services and tenant workloads.

workpackage / plannedSecurity Posture & Hardening

Establish the security baseline, BIO2 compliance controls, and supply-chain safeguards for the platform.

workpackage / plannedIdentity and Access Management (IAM)

Deliver centralized identity and authorization for users and services across the platform.

workpackage / plannedPlatform Services and Automation

Deliver repeatable provisioning, configuration, and day-2 operations for platform services using a GitOps-driven operating model.

workpackage / plannedContainers as a Service (CaaS) Platform

Deliver the governed multi-tenant OpenShift runtime as the primary application platform for teams and services.

workpackage / plannedFinOps & Governance

Deliver cost transparency, showback/chargeback, and governance policies for multi-tenant platform consumption.

workpackage / plannedLegacy Workload Migration

Provide guided migration paths for legacy workloads to the new platform services (containers as a service, virtual machines as a service, database as a service, functions/workflows

workpackage / plannedDatabase as a Service (DBaaS)

Deliver managed Postgres using CloudNativePG with backup, restore, and multi-site options.

workpackage / plannedVirtual Machines as a Service (VMaaS)

Deliver managed virtual machines on Virtual Machines as a Service (ABB) using OpenShift Virtualization (SBB), with network and storage integrations.

workpackage / plannedFunctions as a Service (FaaS)

Provide an event-driven functions-as-a-service platform on OpenShift Serverless (Knative).

workpackage / plannedWorkflows as a Service (WFaaS)

Deliver workflow automation using Serverless Logic Operator and serverlessworkflow.io.

workpackage / plannedBusiness Continuity & Disaster Recovery

Minimize downtime and data loss in the event of site failure or corruption.

workpackage / plannedDevOps Acceleration with Agent Models

Accelerate internal DevOps by hosting coding agent models, evaluation pipelines, and integrations that reduce delivery lead time.

workpackage / plannedService Mesh

Deliver a production-ready multi-cluster service mesh capability with a sidecar baseline and explicit guardrails for ambient mode adoption.

workpackage / plannedDeveloper Hub

Deliver a self-service developer experience through Red Hat Developer Hub and console plugins.

workpackage / plannedPeople & Organization

Build the teams, roles, and continuous learning needed to operate the new platform.

workpackage / plannedOpenShift AI DC-A Transitional Production Lane

Deliver a standalone, production-ready OpenShift AI implementation in DC-A (AM1) as a transitional exception lane, with explicit caveats, operational controls, and a governed trans

Workpackages are the delivery lens that turns architecture intent into executable scope, sequencing, and ownership.

Canonical package details live in each wp-*.md note in this folder.

Lens PositionFocusLink
You are hereExecution packages tied to architecture, decisions, and TOGAFDelivery Work Packages
Loop backReturn to target-state narrative to validate delivery fitArchitecture Atlas

How to Use This Section

  1. Start from architecture in Architecture Atlas to understand intent.
  2. Use DC 3.0 Architecture Structure to understand the cross-domain project structure.
  3. Use dependency and portfolio views for planning and execution governance.

Some linked ADRs remain draft; treat those links as current planning rationale rather than finalized governance baseline.

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Lens Health

IndicatorStatusNotes
Workpackage Portfolio CompletenessHighCanonical WP-01 through WP-21 set is present in the delivery lens.
Dependency View QualityMediumDependency index is aligned to canonical depends_on frontmatter; sequencing granularity can improve further.
Architecture and ADR AlignmentMediumCore links are available, but consistency across all packages is still improving.
TOGAF Linkage CoverageMediumPriority packages include TOGAF references; full coverage is not yet uniform.