Component Lifecycle Overview
Coming soon: Comprehensive documentation of how TAHO manages component lifecycles from development to retirement.Lifecycle Stages
- Development: Component creation, testing, and validation
- Deployment: Component loading, instantiation, and registration
- Runtime: Active execution, scaling, and state management
- Update: Hot reloading, versioning, and rollback strategies
- Retirement: Graceful shutdown, cleanup, and resource deallocation
Lifecycle Management Features
- Zero-Downtime Updates: Seamless component replacement without service interruption
- Automatic Rollback: Failed deployment detection and automatic reversion
- Health Monitoring: Continuous component health checking and recovery
- Resource Lifecycle: Memory, CPU, and I/O resource management
- State Preservation: Component state migration during updates
Topics to Cover
- Component instantiation and initialization patterns
- Health check implementation and monitoring
- Graceful shutdown and cleanup procedures
- Update strategies and rollback mechanisms
- Resource allocation and deallocation
- Error recovery and resilience patterns
- Monitoring and observability during lifecycle transitions
This section is under development. Check back soon for component lifecycle documentation.