⚙️ Architecture Catalog Portfolio¶

Architecture Catalog Portfolio is the read-only executive lens across metadata-defined executable architecture.

It summarizes platform posture across readiness, ownership, contracts, health, review state, execution evidence and architecture layers without turning the Catalog into a reporting dashboard or an execution surface.

🔧 1. Purpose¶

elevata treats architecture as executable metadata.

The Architecture Catalog Portfolio provides a compact way to understand the state of that architecture at portfolio level:

Architecture Catalog Portfolio
  = Overall architecture posture across governance coverage,
    execution evidence, review state, Data Product readiness and layers.

The Portfolio complements the other Catalog lenses:

Catalog Workspace
  = Find and inspect architecture objects.

Catalog Insights
  = Understand concrete quality and governance signals.

Catalog Map
  = Understand layer structure and direct dependencies.

Catalog Data Products
  = Understand consumer readiness for serving-layer datasets.

Catalog Portfolio
  = Understand aggregated architecture posture and open focused worklists.

🔧 2. Portfolio Metrics¶

The Portfolio shows compact metrics for active architecture scope and coverage.

Metric cards include:

active datasets
ownership coverage
contract coverage
metadata health clearance
Architecture Control review clearance
Architecture Execution Record evidence coverage

Completed metrics remain informational.
Metrics with open attention link to filtered Catalog worklists for the affected datasets.

This keeps the Portfolio action-oriented without adding editing or execution forms.

🔧 3. Worklist Drill-Downs¶

Portfolio drill-downs use existing Catalog filtering.

Supported worklist signals include:

missing ownership
missing contract columns
metadata health attention
Architecture Control review attention
missing Architecture Execution Record evidence
inactive datasets with active downstream consumers

A worklist opens the Catalog with the matching datasets and a clear active-filter message. Users can then inspect each TargetDataset through Catalog Detail and navigate to existing Details, Query Contract, Lineage or Architecture Control entry points.

The full Catalog reset link returns from a worklist or layer filter to the unfiltered Catalog view.

🔧 4. Data Product Readiness Summary¶

The Portfolio includes the Data Product readiness distribution for serving-layer datasets.

It shows how many active Data Products are:

Consumption-ready
Review recommended
Not consumption-ready

The readiness cards link to filtered Catalog Data Product views.

Data Product readiness remains owned by the Catalog Data Products lens. The Portfolio uses it as an aggregated posture signal.

🔧 5. Portfolio Attention Areas¶

Portfolio attention areas summarize the main governance and quality signals that need attention across the active architecture portfolio.

They include:

missing ownership
missing contract columns
health attention
review attention
missing execution evidence
inactive datasets with consumers

Signals with affected datasets link to focused Catalog worklists. Signals without affected datasets stay informational.

🔧 6. Layer Portfolio Overview¶

The layer portfolio overview groups posture signals by architecture layer.

For each layer it shows:

dataset count
active dataset count
ownership coverage
contract coverage
metadata health attention
execution evidence coverage
custom query count

Layer names link to Catalog views filtered by schema / layer.

This makes layer posture explainable without replacing the Catalog Map or dedicated Lineage views.

🔧 7. Governance Boundary¶

Architecture Catalog Portfolio is part of the read-only Architecture Catalog.

It does not:

edit metadata
create approvals
run approval checks
execute loads
create execution records
delete execution records
replace Catalog Insights
replace Architecture Control

Architecture Control remains responsible for approval state, execution preview, controlled execution, execution records, execution history and retention cleanup.