Core Concepts
dFlow docs: core-concepts
- How dFlow is structuredTop-down map of organisations, applications, environments, services, and deployments.
- Platform architectureHow the control plane, worker nodes, networking, builds, and monitoring fit together.
- Organisations and tenantsOrganisation as tenant boundary: members, billing, and how “tenant” maps to the product UI.
- ApplicationsApplication entity and how it groups environments.
- EnvironmentsEnvironment isolation and compute attachment.
- ServicesService types and deployments.
- Worker NodesWorker Nodes execute Services for Environments; how they relate to the control plane and managed compute.
- DeploymentsWhat a Deployment represents, how it relates to Services and Environments, and where operations apply.
- TemplatesHow templates accelerate setup: marketplace, library, and relationship to Applications and Services.
- BackupsConceptual model for backups: scope by Service type, environments, and where task guides live.
- Legacy Projects vs ApplicationsMap legacy Projects to Applications, Environments, and Services; links for mixed legacy/new rollout states.