Observe
Signed node telemetry for power, energy, battery, cooling, temperature, protection, and service health.
Energy & Materials / Energy-Aware Scheduling
Make power and thermal state part of workload eligibility
The federation scheduler is designed to consider available power, battery state, thermal headroom, critical-load reservation, cost, and carbon evidence alongside jurisdiction, security, capacity, and mission priority.
Control-plane design target
Control-plane design targetcurrent lifecycle
Region-specificfuture availability
Evidencebefore commitment
Capability set
Capability scope
Classify
Critical, time-bound, deferrable, interruptible, migratable, and prohibited workloads.
Act
Admit, reserve, queue, throttle, checkpoint, move, shed, stop, or refuse according to policy.
Prove
Replay the measurements, policy, decision, workload effect, recovery, and customer commitment.
Evidence matrix
What must be true before deployment
| Decision | Required record |
|---|---|
| Eligibility | Customer, mission, workload, data, jurisdiction, identity, device, and export conditions |
| Availability | Region, environment, service, configuration, quantity, delivery window, support, and exceptions |
| Control | Operator, network, keys, access, data movement, change, incident, recovery, and customer duties |
| Evidence | Owner, source, test or assessment, findings, limitations, approval, issue date, expiry, and revalidation |
Next decision
Convert the requirement into a bounded brief
Define the mission, jurisdiction, workload, sensitivity, environment, capacity, connectivity, continuity, timing, and evidence priorities without submitting restricted information.