Aqueduct Operations
Operational Goal
The operational concern for Aqueduct is keeping the Orleans-backed SignalR backplane correctly placed between gateway and runtime hosts.
When This Matters
Use this page when your question is operational rather than conceptual, but you need to stay within currently verified documentation.
Prerequisites And Assumptions
- You already understand the Aqueduct overview.
- You know whether you are looking at gateway-side hosting, runtime-side hosting, or a higher-level Inlet scenario.
Current Verified Operational Scope
The active docs currently verify that Aqueduct owns gateway-side hub lifetime management, notifier registration, and runtime-side backplane registration.
Current Scope
This page covers the operational boundary for Aqueduct gateway and runtime hosting. For package-level details, see the Aqueduct Reference.
Validation
For now, validate your understanding by confirming that the problem is truly about the backplane boundary and not about projection generation, domain behavior, or client state.
Failure Modes And Rollback
Refer to the Aqueduct Reference for failure behavior at the package level. Orleans cluster diagnostics apply to any silo hosting Aqueduct components.
Telemetry To Watch
Monitor standard Orleans silo metrics and cluster health dashboards for any silo hosting Aqueduct backplane components.
Summary
This page establishes the operational boundary for Aqueduct gateway and runtime hosting.
Next Steps
- Use Aqueduct Reference for the currently verified package surface.
- Use Archived Documentation for additional preserved material on Aqueduct operations.