TMA / Lifecycle / 05—06
Operate. Then evolve.
TMA maintains the infrastructure, visibility and documentation required for operation, then improves the system as requirements, dependencies and environments change.
Lifecycle Console / Illustrative
Operational model / Current view
05 / Operate
Maintain the conditions technology needs to perform.
Manage application infrastructure, runtime, observability, dependencies and operational documentation after release.
Operational Visibility
You cannot operate what you cannot observe.
Logs, metrics, service health, dependencies and diagnostic signals provide the visibility required to understand and maintain application environments.
06 / Evolve
Adapt the system without losing its integrity.
Review and improve architecture, software and infrastructure as requirements, dependencies and environments change.
TMA / Governance
Technology governance for long-term operation.
Infrastructure and software systems require clear ownership, documented architecture and managed change over time.
The Cycle Continues
Evolution returns insight to architecture.
Operational experience reveals new constraints, dependencies and opportunities. Those findings return to the architecture stage, allowing the technology system to change deliberately rather than accumulate unmanaged complexity.
The lifecycle is continuous: operate, learn, reassess, architect and build again. This creates a governed path for technology to remain useful over time.
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