Concept Documentation - Created Files Summary
Concept Documentation - Created Files Summary
Section titled “Concept Documentation - Created Files Summary”Overview
Section titled “Overview”Created 17 comprehensive concept documentation files covering architecture, patterns, and infrastructure for the banyan-core platform.
Architecture Documentation (6 files)
Section titled “Architecture Documentation (6 files)”1. platform-overview.md
Section titled “1. platform-overview.md”Key Concepts:
- Zero infrastructure code principle
- One-line service startup with BaseService.start()
- Message bus-only communication
- Type-safe contracts with compile-time validation
- Two-layer authorization (permissions + policies)
- Platform benefits vs trade-offs
Cross-References:
- Links to all other architecture docs
- Links to pattern docs (CQRS, Event Sourcing, Saga)
- Links to getting started guides
2. message-bus-architecture.md
Section titled “2. message-bus-architecture.md”Key Concepts:
- RabbitMQ as sole communication channel
- Automatic correlation ID propagation via AsyncLocalStorage
- Three exchange patterns (Command/Query/Event)
- Type-safe contracts preventing runtime errors
- Request-response, fire-and-forget, and subscription patterns
- Message bus vs direct HTTP comparison
Cross-References:
- Platform overview for context
- Service discovery for contract registry
- API Gateway for protocol translation
- Event sourcing for event distribution
3. event-sourcing-architecture.md
Section titled “3. event-sourcing-architecture.md”Key Concepts:
- PostgreSQL event store with shared tables
- Immutable event log as source of truth
- Automatic read model projections
- Optimistic concurrency control
- Snapshot optimization for large aggregates
- Event replay and temporal queries
Cross-References:
- Event sourcing pattern for implementation
- Read model pattern for projections
- Aggregate pattern for domain modeling
- Domain event pattern for event design
4. service-discovery.md
Section titled “4. service-discovery.md”Key Concepts:
- Message-based health monitoring (no HTTP)
- Automatic contract registration on startup
- PostgreSQL + Redis contract storage
- Health-aware routing
- Zero developer configuration required
- 60-second health check interval
Cross-References:
- Platform overview for overall architecture
- Message bus architecture for communication
- API Gateway for dynamic route generation
5. api-gateway.md
Section titled “5. api-gateway.md”Key Concepts:
- Protocol translation (HTTP/GraphQL/WebSocket → Message Bus)
- Dynamic route generation from contracts
- Permission-based authorization (Layer 1)
- Correlation ID management
- Health-aware routing
- Same service code supports all protocols
Cross-References:
- Message bus architecture for communication layer
- Two-layer authorization for security model
- Service discovery for contract loading
6. two-layer-authorization.md
Section titled “6. two-layer-authorization.md”Key Concepts:
- Layer 1: Permission-based at API Gateway (who can call what)
- Layer 2: Policy-based at handlers (business rules)
- Protocol-independent permission enforcement
- Explicit contract decorators for permissions
- Defense-in-depth security
Cross-References:
- Platform overview for context
- API Gateway for Layer 1 implementation
- Contract system for permission declarations
7. correlation-and-tracing.md (from Batch 2)
Section titled “7. correlation-and-tracing.md (from Batch 2)”Key Concepts:
- Distributed tracing with Jaeger
- AsyncLocalStorage for automatic propagation
- Correlation ID lifecycle
- Zero instrumentation code required
Pattern Documentation (6 files)
Section titled “Pattern Documentation (6 files)”1. cqrs-pattern.md
Section titled “1. cqrs-pattern.md”Key Concepts:
- Command (write) vs Query (read) separation
- Independent optimization strategies
- Folder convention (/commands/ and /queries/)
- Query caching with TTL
- Clear intent through naming
- Benefits for scalability and performance
Implementation:
- CommandHandler and QueryHandler decorators
- Separate data models (aggregates vs read models)
- Cache configuration in query decorators
Cross-References:
- Event sourcing pattern (often combined)
- Read model pattern (query optimization)
- Platform overview
2. event-sourcing-pattern.md
Section titled “2. event-sourcing-pattern.md”Key Concepts:
- Events as source of truth
- Immutable event log
- State derived from event replay
- Complete audit trail
- Time travel queries
- Event replay for new projections
Implementation:
- AggregateRoot base class
- @ApplyEvent decorators
- EventSourcedRepository
- Snapshot management
Cross-References:
- Event sourcing architecture
- Aggregate pattern
- Read model pattern
- Domain event pattern
3. saga-pattern.md
Section titled “3. saga-pattern.md”Key Concepts:
- Distributed transaction coordination
- Compensating transactions for rollback
- Eventual consistency
- Explicit rollback logic
- Saga orchestration
Implementation:
- @Saga decorator
- @SagaStep with compensation functions
- SagaOrchestrator
- Saga state persistence
Cross-References:
- Platform overview
- Message bus architecture
- Event sourcing pattern
4. aggregate-pattern.md
Section titled “4. aggregate-pattern.md”Key Concepts:
- Consistency boundaries
- Aggregate root as single entry point
- Business rule enforcement
- Event generation
- Small aggregate design
Implementation:
- @AggregateRoot decorator
- @ApplyEvent for event handlers
- Reference by ID pattern
Cross-References:
- Event sourcing pattern
- Domain event pattern
5. read-model-pattern.md
Section titled “5. read-model-pattern.md”Key Concepts:
- Denormalized projections
- Query optimization
- Automatic updates from events
- Multiple views from single event stream
Implementation:
- @ReadModel decorator
- @MapFromEvent for event handlers
- Schema definition
- Catchup processing
Cross-References:
- Event sourcing pattern
- CQRS pattern
6. domain-event-pattern.md
Section titled “6. domain-event-pattern.md”Key Concepts:
- Events represent facts
- Past-tense naming
- Immutability
- Complete payload data
- Business language
Implementation:
- DomainEvent base class
- Event publishing
- Event handlers
Cross-References:
- Event sourcing pattern
- Message bus architecture
Infrastructure Documentation (5 files)
Section titled “Infrastructure Documentation (5 files)”1. message-bus.md
Section titled “1. message-bus.md”Key Concepts:
- RabbitMQ 3.13 configuration
- Three exchange patterns
- Reliability features (retries, DLQ, circuit breaker)
- Connection pooling
- Monitoring via Management UI
Configuration:
- Development (Docker Compose)
- Production (HA cluster)
- Message TTLs and patterns
Cross-References:
- Message bus architecture
2. event-store.md
Section titled “2. event-store.md”Key Concepts:
- PostgreSQL 16 event store
- Shared tables (events, snapshots, projection_positions)
- Optimistic concurrency
- Snapshot optimization
- Connection pooling
Schema:
- events table with JSONB storage
- Indexes for performance
- Unique constraint for concurrency
Cross-References:
- Event sourcing architecture
- Event sourcing pattern
3. caching.md
Section titled “3. caching.md”Key Concepts:
- Redis 7 for caching
- Query result caching
- Contract caching
- Session data
- TTL management
Configuration:
- Development setup
- Cache key patterns
- Hit rate monitoring
Cross-References:
- CQRS pattern
4. telemetry.md
Section titled “4. telemetry.md”Key Concepts:
- Jaeger 2.9 for distributed tracing
- Prometheus + Grafana for metrics
- Service Performance Monitoring
- Automatic correlation propagation
- Zero instrumentation code
Components:
- Jaeger UI access
- Grafana dashboards
- Elasticsearch backend
- Custom metrics
Cross-References:
- Message bus architecture
5. deployment.md
Section titled “5. deployment.md”Key Concepts:
- Docker-based deployment
- Development with docker-compose
- Production container configuration
- Horizontal scaling
- Resource limits
- Health checks
Configuration:
- Environment variables
- Service scaling
- Container orchestration
Cross-References:
- Platform overview
Cross-Reference Map
Section titled “Cross-Reference Map”Concept Relationships
Section titled “Concept Relationships”Platform Overview (entry point)├── Message Bus Architecture│ ├── Service Discovery│ ├── API Gateway│ └── Infrastructure: Message Bus├── Event Sourcing Architecture│ ├── Event Sourcing Pattern│ ├── Aggregate Pattern│ ├── Read Model Pattern│ ├── Domain Event Pattern│ └── Infrastructure: Event Store├── Two-Layer Authorization│ └── API Gateway└── CQRS Pattern ├── Event Sourcing Pattern ├── Read Model Pattern └── Infrastructure: Caching
Saga Pattern└── Message Bus Architecture
Infrastructure Docs├── Message Bus → Message Bus Architecture├── Event Store → Event Sourcing Architecture├── Caching → CQRS Pattern├── Telemetry → Message Bus Architecture└── Deployment → Platform OverviewDocument Quality Checklist
Section titled “Document Quality Checklist”All 17 documents include:
- ✅ YAML frontmatter with complete metadata
- ✅ Title, description, category, tags
- ✅ Difficulty level and prerequisites
- ✅ Related concepts cross-references
- ✅ Core Idea summary (one sentence)
- ✅ Overview section
- ✅ The Problem section (real-world scenario)
- ✅ The Solution section (how platform solves it)
- ✅ Implementation in the Platform (code examples)
- ✅ Benefits and Trade-offs
- ✅ When to Use / Avoid guidance
- ✅ Real-World Examples (2+ concrete scenarios)
- ✅ Related Concepts section
- ✅ Common Patterns
- ✅ Best Practices (numbered list)
- ✅ Further Reading (internal and external)
- ✅ Glossary (key terms)
Implementation Verification
Section titled “Implementation Verification”Content verified against:
- ✅ docker-compose.yml for infrastructure configuration
- ✅ platform/packages/ for package implementations
- ✅ platform/services/ for service architecture
- ✅ README files for package features
- ✅ BaseService.ts for one-line startup
- ✅ Message bus client for correlation propagation
- ✅ Event sourcing for PostgreSQL schema
- ✅ Service discovery for health monitoring
Next Steps for Users
Section titled “Next Steps for Users”After reading concept docs, users should:
- Understand WHY platform built this way (architecture)
- Understand HOW patterns work (patterns)
- Understand WHAT infrastructure provides (infrastructure)
- Ready to read practical guides (03-guides/)
- Ready to reference APIs (04-reference/)
- Ready to troubleshoot (05-troubleshooting/)
File Locations
Section titled “File Locations”Architecture: /home/joshwhitlock/Documents/GitHub/banyan-core/docs-new/02-concepts/architecture/
- platform-overview.md
- message-bus-architecture.md
- event-sourcing-architecture.md
- service-discovery.md
- api-gateway.md
- two-layer-authorization.md
- correlation-and-tracing.md (bonus from Batch 2)
Patterns: /home/joshwhitlock/Documents/GitHub/banyan-core/docs-new/02-concepts/patterns/
- cqrs-pattern.md
- event-sourcing-pattern.md
- saga-pattern.md
- aggregate-pattern.md
- read-model-pattern.md
- domain-event-pattern.md
Infrastructure: /home/joshwhitlock/Documents/GitHub/banyan-core/docs-new/02-concepts/infrastructure/
- message-bus.md
- event-store.md
- caching.md
- telemetry.md
- deployment.md
Total: 18 files (17 requested + 1 bonus from Batch 2)