HybridOps governs infrastructure operations that cross multiple systems. It separates the requested outcome from environment policy and implementation, checks readiness before execution, verifies the resulting state, and records the lifecycle while native platforms remain authoritative for what they own.
Choose a path¶
| What you need | Start here |
|---|---|
| Install HybridOps.Core and prepare a target | Quickstart |
| See complete operating examples | Reference Scenarios |
| Run a supported procedure | Runbooks |
| Find a capability and its evidence | Capability Map |
| Inspect shipped lifecycle contracts | Blueprint Index |
| Understand design decisions | Architecture Decision Records |
| Report a problem or contribute | Contributing |
Representative paths¶
| Outcome | Worked example |
|---|---|
| Govern infrastructure from an explicit authority | Authoritative On-Prem Foundation |
| Recover a service and return it safely | PostgreSQL HA DR Cycle |
| Extend networking across sites and providers | Hybrid WAN Edge and Site Extension |
| Operate a high-resource network lab across ephemeral compute | Network Lab Continuity Across Ephemeral Compute |
| Build a platform foundation and hand off workloads | RKE2 HA Platform Foundation |
The Reference Scenarios index contains the wider set. The Capability Map links each capability to design, operating and verification material.
Repositories¶
| Repository | Responsibility |
|---|---|
| HybridOps.Core | Runtime, hyops CLI, contracts, modules, blueprints, validation and run records |
| HybridOps.Workloads | Versioned desired state for applications and platform workloads |
Contributing¶
Documentation corrections can be raised through HybridOps.Core issues. Include the public page link and the correction, observed behaviour or supporting evidence. Implementation discussion and technical review can use the same issue tracker.