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Migration Architect — Architecture Document

Migration Architect is an AI-powered tool that plans and executes zero-downtime system migrations. It generates migration blueprints from system state, builds dependency graphs, creates rollback strategies at every step, and runs health checks before and after migration.

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Migration Architect is an AI-powered tool that plans and executes zero-downtime system migrations. It generates migration blueprints from system state, builds dependency graphs, creates rollback strategies at every step, and runs health checks before and after migration. - **Nodes** represent migration steps or components - **Edges** represent dependencies (must-complete-before relationships) - **Weights** on edges represent risk scores (0.0–1.0) - **Critical path** is computed for scheduling Properties: - Cycle detection prevents deadlocks - Topological sort determines execution order - Parallel execution groups are derived from independent subgraphs - Each node carries rollback metadata | Stage | Purpose | Failure Action | |-------|---------|---------------| | Pre-migration | Validate system is healthy enough to migrate | Abort migration | | Intra-migration | Verify each step succeeded | Rollback current phase | | Post-migration | Confirm target state achieved | Full rollback | Check types: - **Connectivity** — Can components reach each other? - **Data Integrity** — Are checksums valid? - **Performance** — Is latency within thresholds? - **Functional** — Do key operations still work? - **Capacity** — Are resources sufficient?

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