model

type Binding ¶

type Binding struct {
	Name        string
	PublicValue string
	SecretRef   string
}

Binding carries either a public value or an opaque secret reference. Plaintext secret material is not part of the portable runtime plan.

type ContainerPort ¶

type ContainerPort struct {
	Container int
	Protocol  string
}

ContainerPort is a workload-local endpoint. Host/public publishing is not part of the portable runtime handoff.

type EnvironmentVariable ¶

type EnvironmentVariable struct {
	Name  string
	Value string
}

EnvironmentVariable is a runtime-consumable non-secret environment value.

type Observation ¶

type Observation struct {
	Found    bool
	Services []WorkloadStatus
}

Observation is the current provider view of an application workload.

func (o Observation) Ready() bool

type Service ¶

type Service struct {
	Name        string
	Image       string
	Args        []string
	Environment []EnvironmentVariable
	Ports       []ContainerPort
}

Service is the normalized runtime workload service.

Important: source/build instructions are structurally absent. Image is an already-resolved OCI artifact reference before the runtime boundary.

type Target ¶

type Target struct {
	Scope string
}

Target identifies the deployment-owned runtime scope selected for a workload. Scope is intentionally opaque. A Kubernetes provider may realize it as a namespace; Docker/Podman may realize it differently.

type WorkloadPlan ¶

type WorkloadPlan struct {
	Application string
	Environment string
	Target      Target
	Services    []Service
	Bindings    []Binding
}

WorkloadPlan is the provider-neutral handoff from BaseHarbor Core to a runtime provider. Runtime-native objects are derived only after this boundary.

func (p WorkloadPlan) Validate() error

type WorkloadStatus ¶

type WorkloadStatus struct {
	Service string
	Ready   bool
	Running bool
	Detail  string
}

WorkloadStatus is the provider-neutral observation of one logical workload service. Provider-native conditions and object names remain implementation details.