Carpenter Platform Hub

Restricted Environment

This portal provides unified specifications and directory routing for Carpenter Core Systems. Endpoints are distributed across multi-region AWS deployments and dedicated bare-metal clusters, strictly enforcing hardware-backed mTLS authentication. Unauthorized access attempts are logged and monitored.

Overview

Carpenter Platform Hub serves as the central routing matrix and technical documentation layer for internal infrastructure, shared microservices, and network isolation policies.

Our service mesh is decoupled across heterogeneous infrastructure tiers:

• AWS Multi-Region Fabric: Stateless ingress gateways, regional API clusters, and edge caching distributed across us-east-1, eu-west-1, and ap-northeast-1.
• Bare-Metal Compute Nodes: Dedicated high-throughput hardware, custom virtualization stacks, and secure colocation nodes fronted by internal reverse proxies.

Direct public DNS hostnames are not published within static documentation. Ingress resolution is dynamically bound via internal discovery zones (<zone-domain>) managed by infrastructure state stores.

Platform Scope & Boundary Invariant

This technical documentation applies strictly to the Carpenter Core Platform (ingress proxies, bare-metal clusters, and regional AWS ingress fabrics).

Decoupled ecosystem services—including Central IAM, Ledger Stores, and Upstream Telemetry Pipelines—are autonomous domains governed by independent infrastructure teams. For integration guidelines, security models, and runbooks regarding non-Carpenter infrastructure, consult the respective sister platform portals.

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Quick Navigation

• Service Catalog
  Inventory of active services spanning multi-region AWS clusters and bare-metal nodes.
• mTLS & Certificate Authority
  Unified CA specifications, automated revocation, and client certificate distribution.
• Standard Error Codes
  Diagnostics for upstream gateway responses across AWS ALBs and bare-metal ingress.

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Infrastructure Topology Summary

Layer	Environment	Implementation & Enforcement
Global Routing	Anycast DNS / Edge	Low-latency traffic steering to regional entry points.
AWS Multi-Region	us-east-1, eu-west-1, ap-northeast-1	Regional ALBs with synchronized mTLS trust stores.
Bare-Metal Nodes	Dedicated Colocation Clusters	Hardened reverse proxies (Caddy/Nginx) mounting read-only CA bundles.
Service Discovery	Internal Dynamic Resolver	Logical endpoints bind to environment-specific base domains.