Where in the connectivity stack does this sit?
Control & Orchestration
184 terms
Event Correlation
Event Correlation is the analysis of multiple events together to determine whether they are related, caused by the same issue, or part of a sequence.
Operations
Failover
Failover is the transfer of service from a failed component or path to a standby or alternate one to preserve continuity during outages or faults.
Operations
Fault Detection
Fault detection is the operational and analytical process of determining that a system component, service, or asset is no longer behaving within expected limits. The output is an actionable indication…
Operations
Fault Management
The operational practice of detecting, diagnosing, isolating, and resolving discrete failure events across a network or system, encompassing the workflow from initial fault detection through root cause diagnosis to remediation…
Operations
Fleet Management System
The software platform that tracks, dispatches, and optimizes a fleet of vehicles or mobile equipment based on continuous telemetry — location, status, task progress — coordinating individual unit assignments against…
Software
Graceful Degradation
Graceful Degradation is the controlled reduction of system capability so a service continues operating in a limited or simplified form during stress or failure. It preserves partial function.
Operations
Ground Segment Processing
Ground segment processing is the set of operations that ingest, route, analyze, and act on telemetry, commands, and mission data in the ground infrastructure. It supports control, monitoring, and payload…
Operations
Hard Real-Time Constraint
Hard Real-Time Constraint is a timing requirement that must be met every time because missing the deadline causes system failure or unsafe behavior.
Operations
Hub And Spoke
Hub And Spoke is a topology or operating model in which multiple endpoints connect through a central hub rather than directly to each other.
Concept/Framework
Identity
Identity is the set of attributes, credentials, and trust relationships that allow a system to recognize a digital subject as distinct and actionable. It is the foundation for authentication, authorization,…
Concept/Framework