# Oikos ontology — the systems model of the homelab.
#
# This file defines the closed vocabulary Oikos reasons with: entity
# types (grouped into eight domains), typed relationships (with inverses),
# and the node lifecycle. inventory.yaml holds the *instances*; this file
# defines what those instances and their fields MEAN, so agents, the
# decision classifier, and the topology generator interpret them
# identically. See OIKOS.md for the operating model.
#
# Rule of completeness: if something can break, be changed, or hold data,
# it has an entity type here and edges to the things it touches.

domains:
  physical:
    description: Hardware and environment.
    entity_types: [site, machine, ups, sensor, peripheral]
  compute:
    description: Things that execute workloads.
    entity_types: [proxmox-host, lxc, vm, workstation, external-host, device]
  network:
    description: How things reach each other.
    entity_types: [lan, mesh, dns-zone, dns-record, ingress-route, certificate, firewall-rule]
  storage:
    description: Where data lives and how it survives.
    entity_types: [storage-pool, volume, mount, backup-target, dataset]
  software:
    description: What runs and how it is configured and shipped.
    entity_types: [service, application, config-repo, package-set, deploy-pipeline]
  identity_access:
    description: Who and what may do which things.
    entity_types: [person, identity-provider, account, secret, key, access-grant]
  operations:
    description: The OS's own working objects.
    entity_types: [agent, runbook, plan, change, incident, signal, approval, report]
  external:
    description: Dependencies outside the lab's control.
    entity_types: [domain-registration, cloud-service, isp-link, vendor-dependency]

# Relationships. `source:` says which inventory/repo data expresses the edge
# today (thin = not yet structured, derive from docs until backfilled).
relationships:
  hosts:
    inverse: runs-on
    example: hubris hosts lxc:apps
    source: hosts.<lxc>.host + pve_id
  provides:
    inverse: provided-by
    example: lxc:apps provides service:homelab_mcp
    source: hosts.<name>.runs + services.<svc>.backend
  mounts:
    inverse: mounted-by
    example: lxc:jellyfin mounts /mnt/media_local from strong
    source: hosts.<name>.mounts (extend with from:)
  stores-on:
    inverse: stores-for
    example: lxc:jellyfin rootfs stores-on storage-pool:ludo-lvm
    source: hosts.<name>.storage (new field)
  routes-to:
    inverse: routed-via
    example: ingress-route:media.hubris.network routes-to service:jellyfin
    source: services.<svc>.url/public_host + dtoro/caddy-conf
  resolves-to:
    inverse: resolved-from
    example: dns-record:media.hubris.network resolves-to caddy lan_ip
    source: Technitium split-horizon zone (LXC 107) + dns-sync job
  secured-by:
    inverse: secures
    example: ingress-route:paperless secured-by identity-provider:authentik
    source: caddy-conf forward-auth blocks + service auth notes
  authenticates-via:
    inverse: authenticates
    example: service:jellyfin authenticates-via authentik (native OIDC)
    source: services.<svc>.auth (new field, from risk_notes/docs)
  connects-via:
    inverse: connects
    example: workstation:mac-mini connects-via mesh:netbird
    source: hosts.<name>.mesh
  can-decrypt:
    inverse: readable-by
    example: lxc:apps can-decrypt secret:gitea-pat
    source: .sops.yaml path rules + hosts.<name>.age_pubkey
  configured-by:
    inverse: configures
    example: lxc:caddy configured-by config-repo:dtoro/caddy-conf
    source: services.<svc>.config_repo (new field)
  deploys-to:
    inverse: deployed-from
    example: deploy-pipeline:webhook-10 deploys-to /opt/homelab-mcp on lxc:apps
    source: infrastructure/auto-deploy.md table
  monitors:
    inverse: monitored-by
    example: agent:scheduler monitors service:* (Week 3)
    source: oikos/scheduler config
  depends-on:
    inverse: dependency-of
    example: service:paperless depends-on service:authentik
    source: hosts/services depends_on (new field)
  backs-up-to:
    inverse: backup-of
    example: dataset:nextcloud-data backs-up-to backup-target:proton-drive
    source: infrastructure backups docs → structured field (thin)
  documents:
    inverse: documented-by
    example: containers/101-jellyfin.md documents lxc:jellyfin
    source: generated see_also / services.<svc>.doc_page
  powered-by:
    inverse: powers
    example: machine:hubris powered-by ups (future, thin record)
    source: physical domain (thin)
  registered-with:
    inverse: registrar-of
    example: domain-registration:hubris.network registered-with registrar
    source: external domain (thin)

# Node lifecycle. Stored as `state:` on each inventory host entry
# (absent = active, for backward compatibility). Transitions are runbooks
# (Week 2); drift detectors (Week 3) verify declared state matches reality.
lifecycle:
  states: [planned, provisioning, active, migrating, deprecated, destroyed]
  default: active
  transitions:
    planned->provisioning:
      requires: [inventory-entry, ip-reserved, storage-pool-chosen, doc-page-stub]
    provisioning->active:
      requires: [age-key-enrolled-if-needed, mesh-joined-if-needed,
                 ingress-live-if-public, health-check-answering,
                 doc-page-complete, ledger-entry]
    active->migrating:
      requires: [preflight, backup-verified]
    migrating->active:
      requires: [post-verify, caddy-backends-checked, mounts-checked, docs-updated]
    active->deprecated:
      requires: [replacement-live-or-role-retired]
      complete_when: no inbound depends-on / routes-to edges remain
    deprecated->destroyed:
      requires: [backups-verified, secrets-revoked-and-rekeyed,
                 ingress-and-dns-removed, archaeology-entry, ledger-entry]