Configuration & registry
Central configuration and service registration establish the runtime view of the platform.
PLATFORM FRAMEWORK
Ledger is being built as a product-agnostic framework with shared control services and independently deployable business products. This is the technical foundation for adding capabilities without rebuilding trust and operations each time.
THE FRAMEWORK
The framework separates central platform functions from product data and business logic. It gives new services a common way to register, configure, communicate, report and operate.
Central configuration and service registration establish the runtime view of the platform.
Common authentication and permission policies define who can access each capability.
Deployment services, health endpoints and observability support repeatable operations.
Versioned contracts, generated clients and events connect services across boundaries.
Audit trails and the assurance system make changes and outcomes reviewable.
Reporting and search projections provide shared insight without becoming a second operational database.
How the pieces connect
Products can use shared platform services while retaining their own database and deployment lifecycle. The control plane governs configuration and discovery; the product services own domain behavior.
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