Sprint 30 Engineering Log
Program Context
- Phase: Phase 8
- Sprint: Sprint 30
- Status: Implemented (Awaiting Signed Commit Promotion)
- Primary Architecture Layers: Orchestrator Messaging Layer, Telemetry Ingestion Pipeline
Architectural Intent
Implement broker abstraction for RabbitMQ/Kafka compatibility, enforce ordered event streaming, and normalize telemetry into an ML-ready schema for high-throughput ingestion.
Implementation Detail
- Added Kafka-compatible routing and publishing contracts:
KafkaRoutingModelInMemoryKafkaBrokerKafkaTelemetryPublisher
- Preserved RabbitMQ path and added strict ordering enforcement using:
ordering_keystream_position
- Added telemetry schema normalization envelope for ML ingestion via
ml_recordpayload with:- fixed
telemetry.ml.v1schema marker - status normalization (
status_code) - stable feature keys and stream metadata
- fixed
- Extended unit/integration coverage for:
- broker abstraction behavior (RabbitMQ and Kafka)
- ordering violation dead-letter behavior
- normalized ML payload presence in emitted broker envelopes
- Added Sprint 30 high-volume QA test with 2,000-event throughput validation.
Security and Control Posture
- Broker transport remains decoupled from execution authorization controls.
- Ordered stream enforcement reduces replay/reordering ambiguity in downstream analytics.
- Normalized telemetry schema improves deterministic ingestion for ML pipelines.
QA and Validation Evidence
Validated with unit tests and QA artifact tests, including high-volume stream publishing.
Risk Register
Primary risk is functional drift between in-memory Kafka compatibility and production Kafka transport. Mitigation is to add a live Kafka adapter smoke suite in a follow-up sprint.
Forward Linkage
Sprint 31 extends this foundation with VectorVue cognitive feedback ingestion and policy-bound adaptation.