DAIV / PRODUCT ARCHITECTURE
Real-WorkSTMData Center Workflow Orchestration
Orchestrate jobs for one application, one database, multiple systems or multiple databases across data center resources. Coordinate dependencies, parallel tasks, conditions, authorization, execution and evidence within the selected scope.
Interactive 3D architecture01 / Product Architecture
From one system
to data center workflows.
Production Site Resources, Data Center Workflow Hub, Standby Site Resources. Select a zone or device to inspect its structure and responsibilities.
- 01Job Scope
- 02Dependency Orchestration
- 03Failover Scheduling
- 04Execution Traceability
02 / Operating Workflow
Define the scope.
Follow tasks and dependencies.
Explore the Real-WorkSTM workflow step by step. Paths follow the selected step; critical actions retain human confirmation.
This step requires human confirmation. Check rules and permissions before continuing the simulation.
Product simulation only. No production connection or real business operations.
03 / AI-assisted Management
Evidence for decisions.
Boundaries for execution.
Identify issues, explain evidence and suggest actions throughout the data center workflow orchestration workflow.
Check cross-system and cross-database dependencies and impact
Provide reviewable recommendations; retain authorization for critical actions
AI explanations and advice do not imply automatic execution.
Deterministic rules, permissions and human approval govern high-risk actions.
ARCHITECTURE NOTES
Data Center Workflow Orchestration,
Clear responsibilities at every layer.
This logical architecture illustrates product capabilities, not customer assets or live data. Nodes, devices and quantities explain responsibilities; actual deployment and network redundancy follow the project design. AI assistance does not replace human authorization.
01Production Site Resources
Production Management Switch
Connects the platform to device management ports through a separate network; it does not forward business or replication data.
Application System A
An independent application server group that can run tasks alone or participate in a cross-system workflow.
Application System B
An independent application server group that can run tasks alone or participate in a cross-system workflow.
Database A
A database task target that can be orchestrated individually or with dependencies on other databases and applications.
Database B
A database task target that can be orchestrated individually or with dependencies on other databases and applications.
02Data Center Workflow Hub
Real-WorkSTM
Define jobs for a single system, database or resource group, with sequential and parallel dependencies, conditions, authorization and execution evidence.
Conditions
Select subsequent task branches using job status and prerequisite checks.
Execution Evidence & Rollback Points
Record task results, operation history, failure locations and the basis for rollback.
03Standby Site Resources
Standby Management Switch
Connects the platform to device management ports through a separate network; it does not forward business or replication data.
Standby Application A
An independent application server group that can run tasks alone or participate in a cross-system workflow.
Standby Application B
An independent application server group that can run tasks alone or participate in a cross-system workflow.
Standby Database A
A database task target that can be orchestrated individually or with dependencies on other databases and applications.
Standby Database B
A database task target that can be orchestrated individually or with dependencies on other databases and applications.
01 / Select One System or Database
Select an application or database as the target; dispatch the job through its site's management switch.
02 / Coordinate Multi-resource Dependencies
Add systems and databases to one data center workflow and define sequential, parallel and conditional branches.
03 / Authorize Cross-site Jobs
Confirm the job scope, dependencies and rollback conditions, then schedule application and database tasks through both management networks.
Human authorization required04 / Collect Execution & Rollback Evidence
Resources return execution results; the platform consolidates status, identifies failures and retains rollback points.